Sorry for less then detail error as there no error code or a blue screen 
Started computer twice gets to same point like the computer goes straight to passed login screen then I get a black screen with black arrow white outline. The mouse moves about screen but there nothing to click on. I rebooted and got the something.



Don't know why this has happened I not updated or install any new software.
Hope this is east to fix.

Thanks

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Linuxlite-1.06

synaptic only has the version catfish-0.3.2-2

I want to install catfish_1.0.2-2_all.deb
When i try to install I get the error:dependency is not satisfiable python3 (>=3.3.2-2~)

Python3 latest version is 3.4

Any suggestions besides using tar.bz

I burned the image to a disk about 6 times trying the 32 and 64 bit versions as an iso file to try to install it on another computer, my laptop. No matter what when I put it in the CD drive and try to boot up to install the OS it hangs on "Starting MS-DOS". I'd used the BurnAware Free program to make a bootable CD and it just had standard DOS commands including fdisk. I used the fsdisk to delete all the partions and created one partition but still to no avail. Any ideas how to fix so I can boot into Linux Lite to install it from the CD?

I just ran a check with ClamTk and these were the results:



Since most of the possible 'threats' seem to be associated with Wine, I wonder whether I should Uninstall it.

I am not sure what the one regarding Firefox is about...

Anyway should I quarantine all of them or delete or do nothing?

Thanks 

Hello,

I have installed the ARTE+ plugin for Totem to watch Videos (installed via sudo apt-get install totem-plugin-arte). This does noct work. When I access any Video on the right panel I always get the error: "Video URL Extraktionsfehler".
In Xubuntu 14.04 and Mint 17 xfce had no problems with the same configuration.

Is there any help?

Thanks in advance

Hello All,

Asking this for a friend who's been rather vague with info passed to me  :-\
From what I can gather she's trying to install LL2 on an older XP machine she claims to have built herself, can't get it to boot from USB so she's made a DVD.
When trying to boot from it she gets a message "Cannot find the kernel image on boot, Error 2000."

I've installed LL2 on about 8 different older and newer desktops & laptops for other people & haven't seen anything like this before.
I suggested it might be the ISO corrupted or the disc reader/writer or other hardware failing though I'm told md5 is correct and the reader/writer works ok.
Tried about 5 or 6 different discs, lol, last we spoke I don't think she was too happy about wasting discs.
I did ask her to try the disc/s on another machine but haven't heard back yet.

I think she's given up but I'm curious to know if anyone has seen that error before or knows what that error actually means?

Cheers

I am thinking of dual-booting one of my laptops with Win XP and LL2, using a fresh install of each OS, with a common (shared) DATA partition for the contents of 'home' (with the exception of 'Desktop' which wont be shared).

I'll use service pack 4 to patch Win XP, as well as one or two other tips to enhance its security, as suggested by Jerry (Jerry Bezencon) on his extremely helpful YouTube videos.

My question is roughly how much HDD space should I apportion for each operating system?  I was thinking of 40GB for each but maybe I could get away comfortably with much less?

Many thanks for any comments.
Regards
Mike

In the installation guide notes you show clearly how to encrypt LL2.0 (home folder) following installation.
Apparently, when you are logged off LL2 the 'home' is  encrypted, and when logged on 'home' is not encrypted.

Consider the following set-up: a Win7 - LL2 dual-boot system where the folders in 'home' (with the exception of 'Desktop') are shared between the two operating systems on a common data partition.

Surely, if 'home' is encrypted using LL2, they will be inaccessible when booting up through Win7, as they are encrypted when you log off from LL2?  I'd be grateful for some clarification here - many thanks.

I understand that file encryption is important for file security in the event of theft, but does it also help to further protect a computer from viruses or other malware generally? I am just wondering, apart from the theft issue, whether it is worth encrypting. The laptop I have in mind is only used at home for my personal use (no other users). Should it be encrypted if there are other users sharing the laptop?

Many thanks for any feedback
Mike

I want to install some TTS program for Linux. After a search I found this YouTube video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2VbcoCw_oM

So I followed the instructions and installed both Festival and Xsel then I followed his entries into the command line, but somehow his results differed from mine:



I am not sure what I did wrong...

All i wanted was a TTS GUI interface...can anyone help?

THanks