Should I install 32 bit or 64 bit version of Ubuntu? CPU Intel Core 2 Duo E4500 @ 2.20GHz 2,00GB Dual-Channel DDR2 @ 333MHz (5-5-5-15) submitted by torrio888 [link] [1 comment]
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So I am trying to boot linux( Spefically Fedora 19) on the computers at my school(for school reasons). I have installed Fedora to a 16gb USB flash drive but when I use the school computers I am unable to change the bios setting or get to the boot menu. My teacher said all the computers are configured to boot from the CD drive first then the HDD. So is there a way I can boot a CD then tell the CD to boot my USB. Any help would be much appreciated. submitted by Rishaan [link] [4 comments]
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So i have successfully installed kali on an old machine, im interested in using kali to monitor my home network, and to see how vulnerable my gaming computer is. Im a little stuck on how to do this because there are so many tools i dont know what any of them do. I do not want to explore blindly with kali as it seems to be a double barrel ak47 and i dont know where the deadly end is :) Thanks in advance for the help, very much appreciated! submitted by JihadiMike [link] [4 comments]
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Hi all. I know this question has been asked before, but please don't downvote me. I been reading up a little bit here, and it's just way too confusing with the distros and LTS and mint and debian and kde and basically I have no idea what I am doing. I want to do a fresh new install of linux, but I don't know which one to get. I am thinking KDE just because it's what I have now, but I haven't updated in like 1.5 year and everything is breaking. Anyway, I have a really old box (8yr old) that runs AMD Athlon 64 4800 dual core, 4 gig ram, 640gb hdd, and on board graphics I think. I just want to do basic computing like Google services (gmail/ google drive etc) web surfing, open office, and streaming music and video. no games or heavy stuff. So which version should I get? Thank you! Looks like xfce is a good option as it's light? submitted by kahnust [link] [5 comments]
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It was meant to be so simple, and because of that I can't find any real help on the matter. I have recently switched from Windows as I want to learn linux but things like this keep throwing me. I have run sudo apt-get install kde-standard and a couple of other ones that should do the same thing. However I get a load of broken dependencys - how is this possible when its an option from install? Only things I have installed so far are chromium, flash and spotify submitted by Soupr [link] [comment]
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The Zorin menu button is an ubuntu logo, also the close, minimize and maximize are like ubuntu. How do I fix this ( I Just installed it and Im new to linux and it looked fine the first time until I messed something up) submitted by dinbored [link] [comment]
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