Does Linux Lite have a channel on Freenode?

Have installed Linux-Lite-2.2-64bit without an hitch as you would expect but even though i selected an english keyboard and even tested it before moving on, i still find that i now have the American keyboard. Can someone help me to sort this out please. Thanks

Just a quick hello from a snowy and cold Derbyshire.

I've been on Linux for about 6 years, the last 3 or 4 on Peppermint, which is excellent.

I've tried loads of distros but Peppermint has always been my main one, but trying LL 2.2 that might change.

I'm totally Windowless and now have LL duel booted with Peppermint. So flip flopping between the 2.

Look forwarding to contributing. 

i have been updating 2 lite 2.0 machines every 2 week.. today one machine downloaded 27 updates but the up date window said 0 installed and closed. the machine has not run in 2 weeks when it was last updated, then was shut down. no surfing etc. just update and shut.
any clues ?? thanks, t

Hello everyone from South Wales. Here's hoping that everyone has had a great Christmas. Have heard quite a bit about Linux Lite 2.2 so i thought i'd give it a try out on my USB flash drive and if everything works out i would then do a full hard drive install. Thanks

Hi guys,

Used LL before and after too many problems back on the workhorse. Hope to learn more. The old mind is getting older...

Hi,

I sucessfully installed Linux Lite 2.2 on my old HP Laptop recently. I set all languages and keyboard settings to Swiss German and everything works just great with one exception: At the login screen I still seem to  have the american keyboard layout ( z and y changed).

As I said, once logged in, all applications work as desired. Can anybody help me with this?

Otherwise great work guys!! Much faster than original Ubuntu on this laptop.

Thanks a lot

Heinz

Looks like I've broken my Linux Lite audio system.
What I did was

sudo apt-get install grilo-plugins-0.2
sudo apt-get install rhythmbox

Which worked great on lubuntu 14.1 LXDE  (after installing missing basics gcc, make and samba).
Got it playing music from a Windows XP based Twonky media server.

But I tried the same thing on Linux Lite, I found I'd lost the sound.
So I removed the grilo plugin and rhythmbox.

But now, when vlc is invoked on a terminal, I get the following

VLC media player 2.1.4 Rincewind (revision 2.1.4-0-g2a072be)
[0x9ebf6c8] pulse audio output error: PulseAudio server connection failure: Timeout
[0x9e378f8] main libvlc: Running vlc with the default interface. Use 'cvlc' to use vlc without interface.
Gtk-Message: (for origin information, set GTK_DEBUG): failed to retrieve property `GtkRange::activate-slider' of type `gboolean' from rc file value "((GString*) 0xb010aab0)" of type `GString'
Gtk-Message: (for origin information, set GTK_DEBUG): failed to retrieve property `GtkRange::activate-slider' of type `gboolean' from rc file value "((GString*) 0xb010aab0)" of type `GString'
[0x9f98310] main playlist: stopping playback
ALSA lib pulse.c:243pulse_connect) PulseAudio: Unable to connect: Timeout

[0x9ebf6c8] alsa audio output error: cannot open ALSA device "default": Connection refused
[0x9ebf6c8] main audio output error: module not functional
[0xaf46f3f0] main decoder error: failed to create audio output

When the VLC window finally appears and I try and play, get the following in VLC error window

Audio output failed:
The audio device "default" could not be used:
Connection refused.

Not sure what the best way forward is now.
I'd like to get vlc, pulseaudio and alsa working again, without distroying the Linux Lite.
But I'd also like to get rhythmbox working on Linux Lite with the grilo plugin, to get the same link up with the Twonky server, as is possible with lubuntu.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

After flirtations with other distros, Linux Help Guy has come back to Linux Lite for his daily machine, but using MX-14 and Debian on other machines.

Quote: Hi all so I have settled on Linux Lite 2.2 for 2015 after a few issues with Ubuntu Mate Linux Lite has come to the rescue.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKLwKs7Zb...tube_gdata

I kinda look at MX-14 as the Debian Stable version of Linux Lite.

Does anyone have information on how to get the KEYBOARD backlight working on this darn thing ?
I understand it is software driven. I had the idea of just wiring the leds to a 5v or 3.3v header on the
MB, but would prefer not to. I could just wire in a switch to turn it down with a resistor in line i guess
But a driver would be ideal. 8)