Hello,

just new here...Anyone can give me a quick help and tell me how to remove the "Install Linux Lite" icon between reboot on my system running live from a USB?

THX

David

Hi,


I have been doing some clean-up on 1 off my installs, HP Laptop.
I use this a lot to test/experiment before committing to a live PC.


I have found a bunch of .trash folders on different partitions, with large amount files.
I have different partitions to make it easier to include/exclude things from back-ups.
(ex: I have a partition called "vbox", keep all Virtual Machines separate from regular back-ups)


Doing some Googling led me to:
1. If you delete a file in your /home folder they end up in rubbish bin, so you can empty them manually, unless you do a [shift]+[delete]
2. If you delete a file on something "not" in home, a "hidden" .trash folder is created with the deleted files, unless you do a [shift]+[delete]


What I couldn't find was a definitive,
"Can I delete these non /home .trash folders manually, or is there a specific method to not mess up the file system"


Thanks...

I am having a problem with Light-Locker. When I manually lock the machine or suspend/hibernate my session, my machine wakes up to a blank screen with no login or username visible or a password field for me to even type in. I have tried to diagnose this issue for a couple of days with no luck such yet.  . If it all possible, I would like to keep Light-Locker as it has worked before with no issue.

System report of my machine is attached if needed (Dell Inspiron M5110 Laptop)



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Hello there, I've installed LinuxLite in a lot of computers without having any problems with the repositories, but now I had lots of "404 not found" and other repositories errors with a fresh install of LinuxLite 2.0 and after resolving each of the problematic repos one by one I ended up with a very messed up sources.list and theres still some repos failling. Can anybody please give me a working sources.list to fix mine?.

My current sources.list is:

I downloaded supertuxkart-0.9-linux.tar.gz * into the download folder. I extracted it there and it works. How do I get the files where they belong so it shows up in the menu?

All the instructions I have found show using the terminal. There must be an easier way than what I have found.

* Synaptic does not have this new version

Hello Devs

Here is a little something that could be misleading for novice users.

The Blueman Applet 1.23 is set up to put files into /etc/skel/Public/ by default.
So when one wants to find their files that they downloaded via Bluetooth they won't find it in the usual place.
Meaning the /home/user/"Public" location. Instead they would have to know by default that it's set up to put stuff into /etc/skel/Public/ or just
have to be savvy and dig around in the Bluemans app to find the actual used location or look at the pictures properties when viewing it (that last bit helped me out).

Is this going to be addressed in the next version of Linux Lite?
Is there a temporarily fix for this?

Found a hint for a fix. But someone with a bit more knowledge needs to connect the dots here:
https://dfgkh547-jsdfv8.iyhkj.tk/forums/on-to.../#msg11791

vaikus84

How can I connect my phone (Android phone) so that I can access my files then transfer them into my pc?
It seems not being recognized when connected.
Any way or application that can help?
Thanks.

This is not the original wallpaper from LL 1.0.4 but it is made to look like it.

Downloaded latest FSLINT via synaptic = version 2.44. Identifies duplicates on ancillary usb hard drive but fails to delete.  Reinstalled - Same problem with same files. 
Deleted fully via synaptic  and downloaded older *.deb version V2.40 from FSLINT website, installed and this version runs OK.

Any ideas why?

I am a newbie to LL.

I recently downloaded windows media player with Wine. Now I want to uninstall the windows media player and I don't know how.

Please help me  :-[