[using xubuntu 16.04]
For certain reasons I have preferred to do manual updating.
If one goes into Software and Updates; selects 'never' in updates - one still
gets the orange update window coming up in the panel after an update which i
find irritating. I'd be grateful if someone could advise
Joao, excellent points you made. I am not a programmer. My intro to Linux
came when I converted my entire office (back when I had an office) to
Linux. Trial and error, I landed here with Xubuntu as the hands down,
overall, easiest distro to deal with for new users. My contribution is
more on
João,
Estou cem percento contigo!
sorry about my English accent :)
Brasileiro ou da Europa?
Xubuntu is exactly what I want.
So long I spent in the wastelands of MS :(
I don't care about the details, just happy that these guys make the effort
Cheers to you all!
Leigh
On
Hi again folks,
Thank you for your replies and understanding, appreciated.
Not sure this will be the right place for this reply, but it is on topic
(of gratefulness and history on how I got here). So please feel free to
move it to wherever it may be appropriate and let me know so that I don’t
On 13/05/17 23:12, chris wrote:
> On 14/05/17 07:25, Peter Flynn wrote:
>> On 13/05/17 20:22, Joao Monteiro wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>
>> Delighted to hear it.
>>
>>> Basically, I found a Xubuntu Xfce (desktop) version available for
>>> download for 32 and 64 bit machines; downloaded both, installed
Hi,
Newbie to Linux, so please cut me some slack - but by all means Do joke and
have a laugh, humour IS important.
I don't even know if I will be able to get back to this list to read
anything or post anything else, I really don't. But I want to say this for
whatever it may be worth to anyone
Hi David,
Probably you have already bought the laptop. So my reply might not be of
any real help to you. I bought a Dell Inspiron laptop that came with
Ubuntu 14.04 preinstalled. I upgraded it to Ubuntu 16.04 and then I
switched to Xubuntu 16.04. I never had any problem with the wifi. I
