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  1. badwhitevision

    Linux Gnome GUI Shutdown Prompt

    TBH, This was the best sub-forum I could find to post this. I don't know if this falls into coding per se though. So this one was a rollercoaster. I wanted a pop-up prior to the system shutting down. This is normally done when you use Gnome GUI to power off. What happens in the backend is...
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    Several Linux Kernel Driver Maintainers Removed Due To Their Association To Russia

    Several Linux Kernel Driver Maintainers Removed Due To Their Association To Russia https://www.phoronix.com/news/Russian-Linux-Maintainers-Drop This decision may have serious implications in future. Apparently, they are removed because of USA's sanctions against Russia. Does not looks genuine...
  3. fakemishra

    Linux System recovery disk

    Does anyone use Clonezilla/Rescue Zilla? I want to have a reliable system backup but forums give conflicting opinion about it. Any pointers will be appreciated
  4. R

    Linux The Linux Mint Thread

    Linux Mint is one of the most recommended Linux Distros by newcomers and veterans alike particularly because of its stability and ease of use. The User Interface features a traditional taskbar coupled with a start menu that every Windows user is extremely familiar with. This familiarity breeds...
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    Laptops Running Zorin Linux on an old Asus C302 Chromebook

    Sharing my experience of running Linux on an old Chromebook. Last year around this time itself, I got a used Chromebook from this forum. I was a bit apprehensive about it, didn't really need another laptop, but had always wanted to try a Chromebook. I had also done some reading and found that...
  6. Manasaurus

    Windows WSL v2 or VirtualBox for Linux scripting on Win10

    I'm taking a class which requires extensive use of Linux commands, might have to run programs on Linux as well. I'm way too dependent on windows to change the OS and don't think my laptop can handle dual boot. Came across two viable options. A couple articles suggest WSL if its just command...
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    Linux WiFi keeps asking for password. Bluetooth connects but file sharing fails.

    The issue is related to the Intel Wireless Adapters that ship with Acer's Kabylake laptops. Both components continue to work as expected on Windows 10 which I am dual booting with MX Linux 23 AHS (Kernel 6.4). It's bizarre how both of these suddenly started failing exclusively on Linux after...
  8. vishalrao

    Linux Your experience with BTRFS?

    Hi, Revisiting btrfs after many moons and long story short, now that Ubuntu 22.04 LTS has kernel 6.2 available and having tried it with openSUSE Tumbleweed too on my various computers, it seems to be ready for prime time? I've reformatted my main computer and reinstalled KDE neon and...
  9. Prakhar Srivastava

    WTB Reasonably modern single-slot Radeon GPU

    Looking for a single-slot Radeon GPU capable of doing dual 4K60+, or at the very least, single 4K60 rendering a modern Linux desktop (Gnome/Cinnamon/KDE). Obviously, this is not for gaming. Anyone have one for sale? Please DM! TIA!
  10. iosoft

    Question about Docker and MySQL

    Friends, This is the 1st time I am setting up a dedicated server at my home using RPi 4 (with Static IP). I am also installing Docker to host and manage few sites and WordPress installations. (mostly my previous works as demo which are no longer available in live sites) I have a little doubt...
  11. C0rnh0li0

    FS: Others Silverstone Sugo SG13B Cabinet (M-ITX/M-DTX), Cubox i4Pro SBC & G.Skill 8GB DDR3L 1600MHz

    Silverstone Sugo SG13B Product Link - https://www.silverstonetek.com/en/product/info/computer-chassis/SG13/ Price - 2000 Warranty - NA Condition - Mint (4/5) Shipping - All over India. Actual cost & at buyer's cost & risk Description - Check link for specifications. Original box & all...
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    Linux Linux for a noob

    As mentioned by another user in a previous thread, windows has gone to the dogs and has become incredibly resource intensive. Random unnecessary background processes can slow the system to a crawl. Really want to use Linux but am largely tech handicapped. A question to pro users- How much is...
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    21-30k Windows Tablet / linux tablet for reading PDFs, making ppts, attending Teams meeting i.e. light work load

    Hello, I currently have a Dell Venue 10 Pro 5056. It was originally bought for the form factor (small and portable) but the Atom processor leaves a lot of performance to be desired (even 720p youtube drops lot of frames). I bought a USB c to HDMI/USB A + USBV C with charging support/VGA adapter...
  14. Emrebel

    Linux Your favourite linux distro?

    A simple question: Which is your favourite linux distro? I personally try a handful of them by loading into the VM. Personally liked xubuntu. It might not be as shiny as other distros but I really like it for its simplicity and being lightweight. I have also tried some others like Kubuntu...
  15. Psycho_McCrazy

    31-40k Linux Mini-ITX Build for HTPC / Zoom (kiddo's classes) / General Purpose

    So, I am looking to build a mini-ITX machine for HTPC / Zoom Online classes / General Purpose usage for the bedroom.\ The laptop we're currently using is now 9 years old (Sandy Bridge Mobile FTW), and starting to show its age. This is not an urgent buy, but I want it to be mini-ITX, and...
  16. E

    WTB Cheap old laptop for experimental use

    Hi, Looking for old laptop, nothing newer than 2nd gen Intel Core series. Pentium Quad Core CPUs also welcome. AMD also works (non-ryzen), at least 6-10 years old laptop. Should do basic web browsing, online videos and Office apps. Linux support for wifi would be nice to have as I will probably...
  17. BRUT

    0-20k Laptop for Linux, web based work.

    Budget 10k- 22k. But if you know of something appropriate but more expensive still let me know. No screen size preference. A sturdy keyboard is required. 8GB ram or more. Intel or AMD.
  18. Veek M

    SSD IOPS - sequential vs 4k rw?

    https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/filesystems/ext4/overview.html#block-and-inode-allocation-policy Basically says that the FS tries to keep things sequential in 128MB chunks and spread the 128MB chunks out across the entire disk at the directory level while keeping the inode close to the...
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    Linux A large amount of games on Steam are coming to Linux

    Source: https://steamcommunity.com/games/221410/announcements/detail/1696055855739350561 Reddit thread on this: https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/997cjx/new_version_of_steam_play_windows_games_on_linux/
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    Linux Lutris - open source gaming platform for GNU/Linux.

    Source: Lutris Open Gaming Platform I don't game at all, but i keep hearing that this is the better version of getting games to run on linux now. seems to be better than even PlayonLinux.
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