i haw a ML-1670 printer from samsung an i can see that it  is not supporter by cops, i fount these http://www.bchemnet.com/suldr white a repository for my printer a there is a version there match "3.00.90"  "1.00.27 (driver2)". the ? is these a recommended repository and is there a recommended way to install the driver/repository other then the won on the hp bchemnet

I'm seriously considering installing Lite on my ASUS UX 21 Ultrabook, which has an i3 processor @ 1.40GHz, 64 GB SSD and 4 GB of RAM. So, obviously no problems there, however I'm undecided as to whether to try the 32 bit or 64 bit version of Lite. It presently has Windows 7 64 bit, but it's beginning to slow down and hang etc after 3 years. I'm no fan of Windows but I still have Windows 7 (dual boots with Ubuntu 14.10) on my desktop, so I'll still have access to it.

Can anybody offer an opinion on whether to go for 32 bit or 64 bit? I'm not a heavy user needing anything special, don't use the device for games - Lite has been a revelation for me after having installed the 32 bit version on friends' old laptops and seeing what it can do. However, do I stand to gain anything by installing the 64 bit version instead?

Thanks in advance.
Paul

After updating today which included an update to Lite Teaks shows 8.9 MB (correction on size) of package cache still to be removed after running command. This happened before in In Lite Cleaner but was fixed. http:/www.linuxliteos.com/forums/index.php?topic=977.msg5797#msg5797 (Did not find post where it had been fixed before.)

I think a Gui based man page browser would help a lot of former windows users get used to using linux.
It seems to be hard to find a man page for a particular function if you don't know the name to look for.
A browser that lists bash commands and installed man pages would be very helpful. At least in my opinion.

In my opinion  LL is lacking a photo organizer/manager such as gThumb,Shotwell or similar.
This could be part of the main menu or at least part of the "install additional software"

This would be useful for users migrating from windows. As most must have a shed load of digital images.

My preference is gThumb.

Keith

Might help some reading the comments
http://ask.slashdot.org/story/15/02/18/1...extensions

Hi,


Thought I would set up one of my PC's with Date/Time synced to NTP Server.
So my internet connection is fine, and I can ping the ntp servers listed: http://www.pool.ntp.org/zone/uk

I add one of the ntp servers, it says "Checking" and it lists it... I can ping it...
But when I come to close the page, it errors out... UFW Firewall is in-active.
Any ideas..??
Thanks.


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Just made my d-u & saw this update .

I am an Xfce lover so this is very, very welcome news Ikey getting xfce ported to GTK3 even though he's got his own Budgie desktop and he's rewritting his base.
Love the man!!

https://plus.google.com/112089348047460560288

      The /etc/skel directory contains files and directories that are automatically copied over to a new user's Home directory when such user is created by the useradd program.
A home directory, also called a login directory, is the directory on LL that serves as the repository for a user's personal files, directories and programs, including personal configuration files.
      Here is what happened:

• I've opened two .desktop files, alacarte-made-8.desktop and alacarte-made-9.desktop, in /home/misko/.local/share/applications/ in order to change the default icons to the ones that a user submited in this thread
  
• Changed the lines Icon=... to
  

• Restarted the panel