After trying several distros, I always ran into some kind of problem or felt that there was something missing in the distro. I decided to come back to Linux Lite mainly because I installed it on my wife's computer some time ago and judging from her valuable feedback, it just works and makes sense for a linux newbie like my wife.

So far after installing the 64bit version of Linuxlite 2.0, I have Samba and my fstab file working. So, I am pretty happy!

I have just been working on creating a /mnt/DATA partition (NTFS formatted) that I can use to share files between Win 7 and LL2 on a dual-boot system. Gold_finger gave me some very helpful and detailed guidance on this during August.

I have just created an upstart job named "bind-home.conf" to enable me to bind subdirectories in a separate /mnt/DATA partition to LL2's home directory.  I appear to have made a mistake, as I appear unable to boot up properly in LL2 (in hangs indefinitely at the screen with the feather). So, then I used a live CD to enable me to make changes to the bind-home.conf  file and hopefully fix the problem.  I was able to open the file,  where I had indeed made some careless typos. Then I edited the file, making the necessary corrections, but then  was not allowed to save the changes.  Can I log with my administrator rights when using a live CD? How do I do this?  Presumably, that would allow me to then save the corrections I wish to make and then hopefully allow LL2 to reboot normally, once again.

Many thanks for any help on this one.  I am a linux newbie (from MS Windows in April 2014) and am groping around in the dark at the moment
with this problem.

Regards
Mike

When running Linux Lite Updates, who is the recommender to do updates or not?

If it is someone from the Linux Lite Team, I feel perfectly comfortable to install or not as recommended. If the recommendation is from Ubuntu, I am not so sure. I screwed up once by not know who the recommender was by not taking the default recommendation and would not like to do that again.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-29361794

What does this mean  for us?  reason for using linux was to be free from threats.

Hi,
I've installed Lite and selected french. After the installation evrything is in french menu, keyboard, but the folder's name in my home directory stay in english. Desktop Bureau download for Téléchargement and so on) I made all update,  remove english log off, reboot without success.
Have you got an idea?
tks

When in XP i had a number of FF extensions installed; I have done similarly in LL:



I wonder if any/all of these are really needed when using LL - some do seem to slow FF down significantly.

Thanks

Hello Everyone.  This is my first posting and I hope its in the crrect section.  I have installed Linux Lite to replace Win XP and am impressed.  I've installed Skype and the only problem I have is with my Logitech c200 webcam.  The video is "intermittent" and blue in colour when an image appears for short duration.  Is this common with this combination of webcam/Ubuntu 14 that LL is based on?  If there is a solution, please let me know and thanking you in advance.

I just ran the commands on LL2

env X="() { :;} ; echo busted" /bin/sh -c "echo stuff"
env X="() { :;} ; echo busted" bash -c "echo stuff" 

and the second command came back with "busted"

Meaning LL is vulnerable

I imagine the patch for this is reliant on Ubuntu developers?

Cool new site, OS Boxes.

Instead of downloading a linux distro as an iso you can download a preconfigured virtualbox or vmware image. Pretty cool!

http://www.osboxes.org/

I lost my wifi on my Dell Inspiron 1501 yesterday, fooled around a bit then installed Mint 17 64 bit. No wifi on it and this morning no ethernet either. The Mint and Ubuntu forums are all reporting problems with connectivity due to updates.
Mint 17 Cinnamon is much slower than Linux Lite. Will be reinstalling Lite.