Hallo
i have new installed LL5, everthing work fine, but the boot entry show me "Ubuntu"and not "Linux Lite".
Best regards from Austria

ok I'll try and keep this simple I have the latest version of lite running and have managed to get the drivers for the xp 212 for both scanner and printer portions of this device.

printer works perfectly over wifi but the scanner will only work if its run via a usb cable when unplugged it cannot locate the device over wifi so i'm a bit stumped anyone got any ideas how i can get the scanner to work over wifi ????

cheers

Brand New installation of Linux lite latest 5.0. while booting getting message on screen as shown in title. Asking to press (K) to continue. If not pressed....boot ok.

Looks like this is some bug that is travelling in each LL version??

Hello to everyone,

I recently installed Linux Lite 5.0 on an old Dell Vostro 220s with 4GB of RAM at 800 MHz across 2 sticks, a core 2 duo e7400 at 2.8 GHz, and an aftermarket nVidia GT 1030 I put into the top PCI-E slot. The install went fine, the nVidia graphics driver install was a royal pain, but now everything seems to work. I had to revert to the older 390 driver for the GPU driver to not crash Xserver right after logging in. Apart from tor browser, a torrent client, and the nVidia drivers, there is nothing extra on the installation, it is basically fresh. It is also worth noting that I am using this as a home media PC, so the only display output it is connected to is a 4k TV (hence the GT 1030). After I boot, opening programs is fine and so is navigating files and dragging windows around, it's all nice and quick, however the second I try to do something a tiny bit demanding like browsing the web (not even youtube or anything, just the google search results) or playing back a 1080p h.264 video in VLC in fullscreen (with hardware acceleration on mind you), the framerate drops to something like 4 fps. Initially I thought this might have to do with nVidia's hardware video decoding on the GT 1030 not working, but the e7400 shouldn't have any issue with playing back h.264 in 1080p even if hardware decoding wasn't on, and that wouldn't explain why the framerate in the Firefox browsing window was also incredibly low. Also this isn't to do with the network connection being slow, I have a gigabit connection at my house and connect this PC straight to the router via ethernet, I got download speeds of 27 MiB/s (~240 Mb/s) while downloading a file.

Anyways, thanks to whoever read all the way to here, my question is how can I fix this? Being that this is a home media PC, I would love it if at an absolute minimum I could play back 1080p h.264 files smoothly, and ideally I'd like to be able to watch web video like YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, or Netflix just fine as well. Is this a hardware problem, could the CPU be throttling due to a worn out thermal paste layer? Or is this more likely to be a software problem to do with video output or drivers or compatibility or something? Any insight would be greatly appreciated, and thanks to anyone in advance.

- Class

Hello,

Since my last update of Linux Lite (3 days ago) my Wireless USB adapter (TL-WN722N) doesn't work anymore. It seems not to be recognized by the system and the green LED (on top of the adapter) doesn't turn on anymore.
The laptop built-in wifi still works though (but signal is pretty poor due to location (hence the use of external adapter)).
I tried to update the driver but "software & updates" tells me:" No additional drivers available."

I tried it with another computer (Asus) running the same version of Linux Lite on which I haven't done any updates for a month or so and the USB adapter is recognized and works fine.


My system is


-Version-
Kernel : Linux 4.4.0-186-generic (x86_64)
Compiled : #216-Ubuntu SMP Wed Jul 1 05:34:05 UTC 2020
C Library : Unknown
Default C Compiler : GNU C Compiler version 5.4.0 20160609 (Ubuntu 5.4.0-6ubuntu1~16.04.12)
Distribution : Linux Lite 3.8
-Current Session-
Computer Name : joe-Latitude-E6440
User Name : joe (Joe)
Home Directory : /home/joe
Desktop Environment : XFCE 4
-Misc-
Uptime : 1 hour, 30 minutes
Load Average : 0.05, 0.19, 0.25


Here is the output of "sudo lsusb" (with the USB adapter plugged in) if that helps:

Hi guys,

I'm a newbie to Linux and recently just install Linux Lite 5 on my old Alienware M17x laptop. Everything seems fine after the installation but when I followed the guide to update the drivers for graphic card and wifi adapter then having problem with booting. The weird thing is everything works just fine at the beginning without update the drivers, I can get wifi connection except the speed is kinda slow for my regular speed when I use with Windows. Could you guys please help me out with it or any recommendations for what I need to do now ? I can just ignore updating the drivers and keep using it this way but I wanna make the internet connection faster. Any help would be appreciated !

Hello everybody!
As I said before, I moved on a different machine.
I will be updating this post, as I gather new info on how Linux Lite 5.0 (or higher! ) works on this machine.
For now, I will only post here the output of the inxi -c 0 -ACdGMNSz command so you can figure out what kind of machine this is and get inspired on what works and how.

1. RAM consumption with OpenShot rendering a 720p HD video = 1600 MB;
   
2. Video used: NVidia GK 107 with 430 driver, worked with 37 FPS;
   
3. Video used: NVidia GK 107 with XOrg driver, worked with 31 FPS;
   
4. OpenShot (same as above) + Chrome, 15 documents = 2700 MB RAM;
   
5. CPU load, never maxed (went at about 65%);
   
6. SWAP = 0. I belive this is mostly due to the 240 GB SSD.
   
7. Partitioning: GPT.
   

Thanks Jerry, send my gratitude to all the team!

I'm wanting to make a live USB to recover my other T--s--up laptop. Tried to follow the 'help' tutorial to create a persistent live USB. Following the commands to download & install mkusb I seem to have completed the addition of the repository but the second command results in the following return:
-SATELLITE-C850D-11Q:~$ sudo apt install --install-recommends mkusb mkusb-nox usb-pack-efi
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree     
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package mkusb
E: Unable to locate package mkusb-nox
E: Unable to locate package usb-pack-efi

(Command was copied pasted directly from tutorial.) Now what do I do ??? ??

Hiya Folks,

Is there any one here that has excellent grub skills.

I have searched to no end, in getting GRUB to remain at boot up. It keeps disappearing? Yesterday it was there and today it is not?

It appears that after the update it is gone?

As I have had no end of trouble with LL before I want the GRUB to always be there so that I have safe boot mode and the likes to fall back on when something goes wrong.

Any help would be appreciated, thanking you in advance?

Why is it there is no GRUB command that can be used to just sort this out? If there is I have not come across it?
cheers
H

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