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| Users On-Line ~ New Record |
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Posted by: Wirezfree - 08-13-2015, 12:34 AM - Forum: Off Topic
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Today we had a new "users on-line record":
Most Online Today: 82. Most Online Ever: 82 ~ 19/01/16 @ 21:15:43
Previous:
Most Online Today: 78. Most Online Ever: 78 ~ 12/01/16
Most Online Today: 67. Most Online Ever: 67 ~ 13/11/15
Most Online Today: 65. Most Online Ever: 65 ~ 08/08/15
Most Online Today: 59. Most Online Ever: 59 ~ 26/02/15
Most Online Today: 53. Most Online Ever: 53 ~ 13/02/15
Updated when/if I spot a new record ;D
I usually wait to late in day U.K
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| Cherrytree |
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Posted by: Wirezfree - 08-12-2015, 09:33 PM - Forum: Tutorials
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Looking for a great way to keep Notes, create simple e-books, keep code snippets or just about anything you need to type/paste/save/file..??
Try Cherrytree, been using it now for just over 18 months, a life saver for notes and with it's search feature,
just type your notes, and find all refs in the future. I've only scratched the surface of using it.
Install via Menu > System > Install/Remove Software search for Cherrytree (it is now kept at latest version)
and if you still use Windows, there's a version available also.
So keep the file in a shared location, and access it from LL & Windows
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| Wine Worpad |
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Posted by: Colin23erk - 08-12-2015, 07:48 PM - Forum: Installing Software
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Using Terminal I get
Quote:colin@colin-NC110:~$ wine wordpad
fixme:ntdll:NtLockFile I/O completion on lock not implemented yet
colin@colin-NC110:~$
Word Pad eventually opens OK but ---Will this cause any problems later eg Printing and Saving .
Is using the Terminal the only way to open Wine Wordpad - there is NotePad in the > wine > Programs > Accessories > Notepad but not Wordpad
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| Old User Accounts Deleted |
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Posted by: Neo - 08-11-2015, 10:08 PM - Forum: Suggestions and Feedback
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Hello,
Just over a year ago, I installed Linux Lite and started using the forum regularly.
I contributed to many threads, including this one.
Since then I have not been as active but I have sometimes came back to check on things (not logging in as much).
However, now my account and many of the other early accounts have been deleted and we have become guests, so we can no longer reply to anything with authenticity.
Personally, I don't think it is fair to keep our posts and delete our accounts without any obvious warning.
There was still reputation associated with the accounts and an opportunity to communicate, or at least acknowledge the original posters of the content as equals.
If there is an automatic expiration of accounts after a certain time period due to server limitations then the posts should not be kept either.
Honestly, I don't think it is reasonable to have to sign up again while old posts still exist that aren't linked to the accounts.
Furthermore, it discourages users from creating accounts again to help contribute as the process is tedious and any accreditation of the contribution can expire anyway.
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| Beats Audio |
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Posted by: OldGuy - 08-11-2015, 07:28 PM - Forum: Off Topic
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If you have an HP laptop with Beats Audio - it takes some tweaking to make it work in Linux. I finally sat down and Google'd the various fixes and found the simplest. You need hda-jack-retask which is part of the alsa-tools-gui. Once loaded, run the program and make the following edits:
codec: IDT 92HD91BXX
under options check "Show unconnected pins"
pin ID: 0x0d, override and choose "Internal speaker"
pin ID: 0x0f, override and choose "Internal speaker"
pin ID: 0x10, override and choose "Internal speaker LFE"
Then click the "Apply now" button and then the "Install boot override" button
That's it. It works great on my DV6-7245us laptop, might work on yours as well...
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| Speech to txt software - dictation |
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Posted by: newtusmaximus - 08-11-2015, 01:20 PM - Forum: On Topic
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Has anyone looked into this. I am aware that earlier issues of Dragon software are supposed to work on WINE. I am relcyant to run VMware + XP + Dragon as I have low laptop resources.
Purpose - writing reports etc. SOHO
Thanks.
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| Not Linux From Scratch, but bare bones, learning |
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Posted by: darrell derrick - 08-11-2015, 02:31 AM - Forum: Off Topic
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I read some of the LFS stuff , I am not that Bright, Is there a way to learn BASIC Linux, by doing, with as few variables as possible? I think what I want is to start from the command line and do one task at a time till I learn what every thing is ,where it is, and what it does.I have a Hard drive in My CD bay, in an after market,adapter, LL2 sees it now, I partitioned it in half , It will be and aux drive, main drive 0 is 500gb, two partitions. I wanted to start with a simple thing like DMSL and go find what I need and install it. Is this a good plan? Thanks for your help past and future,, daryl de kb5zxm Magnolia Texas.
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btw I suffer from TBI and struggle to grasp things when I don't have deep understanding.
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