One of my more controversial views is that having children should require a permit, like adoption currently requires, you’d need proof that you are able and willing to raise a child in the environment they deserve to be raised in.
Yes I realize what the downsides would be.
My god, how can that dock employ such a raging anti-semite? /s
Sadly I bought my PC before switching to Linux was on the agenda. And I don’t have the money to change to AMD.
I went an changed to an Intel AX200 I had lying around, though now I have problems with the wireless availability dipping in and out of service. Like the card is being constantly power cycled.
It does, and I tried it.
It just goes to the boot selector.
Does that mean that even with secure boot turned off I would have no more luck?
Also, USB dongles should work though, right?
I don’t have any problem getting the installation media to work, changing the boot device is one of the only meta-OS things I can do right now.
Thing is I don’t get any splash screen, at no point did I. I find that strange too. Enter doesn’t change anything either.
The delete key didn’t work, but in the end the specific key is redundant since I have access to the Novo button.
I’d love to share the text, but there’s so many of them and they disappear so quick I don’t know how. But I think they’re just printing it loading the OS.
It’s a Lenovo 80JW, with a Broadcom BCM43162, from what I can see.
It’s not using it that’s the problem, I have Mint installed on my work PC and my laptop, and I like it. But for some reason installing it on my main PC, which I use pretty much every day, has me worried for reasons I don’t get myself. It’s like a soft phobia, an irrational fear.
I really need to move my PC over to Mint, but change makes me deeply uncomfortable :(
I put one that mimics 95 on my laptop, it’s pretty fun
It still has a Windows 7 sticker on it.
The thing is, first time I tried using a VM my whole system lagged and froze.
Yeah, that wouldn’t surprise me. I can technically get an Apple box, but my boss might be a little upset with me for losing that functionality on my PC, and might want me to revert to Windows.
Gotta break so the buyers keep paying for replacement parts.
There’s a lot of letters here, but nobody is explaining what they mean. How do I know what I need? I’m not gonna install everything, or look up every single program to see.
I think that if Linux is to be more widely adopted a more easily used distro needs to become mainstream. Let’s face it, the average computer user barely knows how to use Windows, just because you find Linux easy doesn’t mean they will.
Do you think you could teach Linux to your grandmother?