hello sorry for such a simple question, but i have a copy of peazip and am curious how i can install it on a machine that is not online so no simple sudo commands... the file is peazip-5.3.1.LINUX.GTK2.tgz i also have a copy of winrar i want to install both do not have self installation when i try to open the file, if you can happen to know a site that explains how to install or the process in what to do i would be grateful. i figure this is something i need to learn anyway!

thanks,
dakota

Having a problem with Spell Check in Writer opening but not able to see any errors even deliberate rubbish and reporting spell check  is OK .
Looking on the Web there appears to be an old problem - not loading a Dictionary - with it from Ubuntu and a reported fix that needs an update.
Looking at Synaptic there appears to be several components what is the best way to force an update . Re-installing Libre Writer had no affect
Anybody had the problem and fixed it 

Colin

G'Day

I am running Linux Lite on my desktop.  When I plug in my S4 Mini, it shows up as a device in File Manager under 'Drives' but it doesn't mount.  When I try to open it by double-clicking on the SAMSUNG_Android icon, it errors out.

Failed to open "SAMSUNG_Android".
Error initializing camera: -1: Unspecified error.

Help?

Is there a Linux Program that will overwrite free disk space in a secure manner?
Or maybe a Terminal equivalent to the Windows Cypher /w: command?
For instance, after installing Linux Lite over the top of Windows, can the remaining free space be securely wiped and encrypted to ensure any 'leftover' files or documents from previous installations are inaccessible?

I've just installed LinuxLite on a PC connected to my small Windows workgroup network.  Accessing files from the Windows PCs seemed to work without the need to go through any set up routine. I can see Windows files and transfer them to the Linux box via File Manager.

However, when using eBay to sell an item, when I open the 'attach pictures' dialog, a file access dialog box is opened but it
doesn't show network file access options. When using a windows box (which is what I'm used to doing) this file access dialog box is identical to Windows file manager and gives me access to networked file storage. Can anyone shed any light on this.

Many thanks.

Richard

New feature added, links with some handy explanations. https://www.linuxliteos.com/

No big deal, but since you're working on a gem:

I set the desktop to a dark solid grey; 45, 45, 45. I close that and reopen; the color switches to black. Now the trick:

I set the desktop to gradient, left to right. For the colors, I choose that same grey for each end, so it turns out to be the same solid grey I had originally. Close and reopen; it remembers the color(s)!

This one got me so thought I'd pass it along....

Distrowatch.com is not working (expired?)
Distrowatch.org is working fine

Hi All,

Having now set-up LL2 to my liking I have completed a
"relative" performance test/difference using GtkPerf, available in synaptic package manager.

GtkPerf LinuxLite 1.8 LinuxLite 2.0
i5-3450s i5-3450s
Test Run 100 1000 100 1000
1 2.45 48.89 1.78 27.49
2 2.43 48.55 1.80 27.58
3 2.41 48.43 1.79 27.60
4 2.42 48.81 1.77 27.37
5 2.42 48.66 1.76 27.21
6 2.42 48.64 1.78 27.36
7 2.41 49.34 1.78 27.06
8 2.44 48.56 1.80 27.17
9 2.37 48.47 1.73 27.28
10    2.40   48.51   1.82   27.41

Total 24.17 486.86 17.81      273.53
Avg Secs 2.42   48.69 1.78   27.35

I''m seeing @ 30%+ improvement between 1.8 & 2.0
all this is relative, and my hardware.
But I'm impressed.

David

Hi,

Whenever I install Virtualbox I always just pick-up the latest files from Virtualbox.org
Using the LL2 "Install Additional Software" does that use the latest version.?

Thanks - David