Was finally able to upload the video.
https://lbry.tv/@XfceNation:8/Xubuntu-20.04-Whats-New:e
On Fri, May 1, 2020 at 7:24 AM Yousuf Philips wrote:
> Hi Paul,
>
> I've signed up for lbry, though you need to build up LBC
> tokens/credits/coins in order to utilize the platform, so presently I
Hi Paul,
I've signed up for lbry, though you need to build up LBC
tokens/credits/coins in order to utilize the platform, so presently I can't
even upload the video.
https://open.lbry.com/@XfceNation:8
If someone can signup to lbry, that would give me sufficient LBC in order
to upload the video.
Here is my suggestion for how the minimum section should look.
To *install* and *use Xubuntu* 20.04 or higher, you need a 64-bit processor
with at least *512 MB of memory*. You can also *try Xubuntu* within athe USD
or DesktopDVD with the same amount of memory. Keep in mind that running the
It should be noted that Xubuntu 20.04 and newer doesn't support
32-bit/i386. So we might be able to utilize or reference this, or
otherwise somehow make that clear:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X86-64
Thanks!
On 4/30/20 4:04 PM, Yousuf Philips wrote:
Hi Team,
Today I asked the community
Hi Team,
Today I asked the community about the oldest PCs they are running Xubuntu
on, and the results can be seen at the links below.
https://www.facebook.com/xubuntuusers/posts/2791757004206522
https://twitter.com/Xubuntu/status/1255768852715180033
Here are some of the lowest specs pulled from
Hi Stephen,
Your patch was already added into the main google doc I created for
documentation tasks, so that it could be discussed during the docs meeting
that is planned for this Saturday at 3pm UTC. Though not installed by
default, apt-offline is still in the repo, which means that it still can
To answer the question on user base for peertube, I did a search for
xubuntu but only found a video on ubuntu
https://diode.zone/videos/watch/58f508f2-ebbd-474d-a308-e7d78f759a9b
which appears to have had 900 views in the short space of time it has
been up there, and despite the fact the video
Hi Yousuf
I am not sure on numbers, peertube is decentralized, so there are lots
of different servers, each with it's own user base, however as it is
also federated, this allows users to follow people who are not on the
same instance as they are.
I suggested peertube as like libry (which I had
Hi Paul,
Is there a large foss audience on Peertube and what are the advantages of
posting videos there? Is there a main Peertube site as i came across a
number of them?
Many foss users seem to be uploading their videos to lbry these days, so do
you think we should do the same.
Hadn't heard of
Hi Yousuf / Team
Are we able to share these videos on Peertube too please, I would
download and upload. However doing this generally to cause issues as
they can't verify it is my own video and take them down. ( I tried it
with the fsf video they produced for their 30 years).
If Xubuntu already
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