How To Enable Bash on Windows 10 (In 5 Simple Steps)
Windows 10 Anniversary Update is here, and it’s rolling out now. Among the new features it brings is Bash for Windows — an Ubuntu-based tool that lets you run familiar Linux apps on Windows...
View ArticleInstalling Mint Cinnamon 18 64bit on a separate drive
Hi Uncle Urmas, can I delve deeply Into your mind. I have decided to install Linux 18 Cinnamon onto my PC as this is a long term Distro until 2021. At the moment I am running Linux Mint Cinnamon 17.3...
View ArticleMy thoughts on moving from Windows to Linux Mint
I am writing this in the Linux Forum as was not sure where to put it perhaps it should be in the general. Well anyway I have been a Microsoft user from 1999 using XP,Vista, W7, W8, and then W10. I had...
View Articlehdparm -Tt ?
I'm bored. So lets have a looksee at how speedy folks hard disks are. Want to play along ? It will only take a few seconds and you may be surprised at the results. Open up a TERMINAL and run as root or...
View ArticleBoot time for Linux Mint Cinnamon 18 64bit
I have just timed the boot time for Mint 25 seconds from the switch on to the login window, not bad.
View ArticleWhat to do with a Raspberry Pi Zero?
I bought a Raspberry Pi 3 to use as a 3D Print server (using Octoprint, but more on that later!). I noticed that the same shop had a Raspberry Pi Zero in stock for just £4... crazy to think that you...
View ArticleThe Beginner’s Guide to Nano, the Linux Command-Line Text Editor
The Beginner’s Guide to Nano, the Linux Command-Line Text Editor When getting used to the command-line, Linux novices are often put off by other, more advanced text editors such as vim and emacs. While...
View ArticleTorrid weekend
Well you can laugh but lots of tears this end. As you know my last SSHD disc died on me and I installed a new 2TB one. I reinstalled Mint downloaded all my files and at the end of that found all my...
View ArticleHelp needed using Raspberry Pi Zero for audio server
Below I have posted a few pics of the various parts I've put aside for a project I started several months ago but shelved due to confusion on my part. I have all these parts in a carry case stored...
View ArticleDocker on a Pi
For while now I have had an itch to host a Ghost blog running from a Pi located at home. So have finally made a start. I am attempting to run Docker on a Pi2 with a ghost instance running in a docker...
View ArticleDisable HDMI/Display from terminal?
This may not be the right section, as I'm using an AndroidX86 build, but it's essentially a Linux OS so I hope one of you Linux gurus will know the answer . I'm putting together a touchscreen Android...
View ArticleLinux Root Hole Security Flaw
Thought some of our Linux users might be interested in this security flaw labeled "Dirty COW." I read that it can be patched, thankfully. Here is the link:...
View ArticleFirejail
https://l3net.wordpress.com/2014/09/19/firejail-a-security-sandbox-for-mozilla-firefox/ Firejail is a SUID sandbox program that reduces the risk of security breaches by restricting the running...
View ArticleLinux Mint 18 KDE
Hi gang any one know about Linux Mint 18KDE, I am thinking of going over to Linux Mint 18 KDE 64Bit has anyone had any experience of this Distro? At the moment I am running Linux Mint Cinnamon 18 but...
View ArticleWell I have done it again
Evening all, well guess what I have done , well I have broke it Mint that is but now back on the run. so no harm is done. I do not know what I did but but it wasn't working correctly so did a reinstall...
View ArticleLinux Mint 18 KDE
Well I downloaded KDE on a spare drive and had a good go on it all day in fact, what did I think of it. Firstly it downloaded faultlessly and was easy to install. I found the boot up was quick and the...
View ArticleMX-15 a sweet os for older pc's.
Recently inherited a Dell 4700 which is a 2005 era pc. I added more ram and popped in a more modern gfx card and gave it a dust out with the ol' fire extinguisher. What to do next ? Install a os of...
View ArticleLinux Mint Cinnamon 18.1 beta releast 2 days ago
New features in Linux Mint 18.1 Cinnamon Linux Mint 18.1 is a long term support release which will be supported until 2021. It comes with updated software and brings refinements and many new features...
View ArticleMakulu Mate v Mint Cinnamon v Zorin shootout.
Or as one person described it Erik's Easter ramble. Well I had quite an exciting Easter weekend linux wise.If you caught up with my E2B thread you will know that I was looking for a distro to install...
View ArticleInteresting AMD article
Just come across this artificial about AMD producing kit for Gaming with Linux PC's, Here is a link:-... Interesting AMD article
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