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Hi,

When you say watch TV, do you mean broadcast TV or online TV?

Hi, Out of the box, the kernel supports most NVidia cards (except the old timers). I have always had good luck with Asus and, usually, Gigabyte manufacturers. I use the GIGABYTE GeForce GT 1030 GV-N1030D5-2GL Low Profile 2G Computer Graphics Card on many machines in conjunction with VBox. The card h...

Yes!. I asked too but they still don’t answer Well.... I gave it a try. :D Trapperjohn (alias heroldman) PS: I have several VMs running on Linux systems with the Mate DE at work. These machines auto-start the VMs at boot and run it full-screen so the habitual Win users are happy (in fact, they don'...

Consider rsync for a comprehensive system backup (to a partition on the new drive). You will have to install a bootloader as well.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Rs ... up_utility

Is there any other OS?

Hi, I tunnel port 5900 over ssh. On the remote computers I use x11vnc to create the VPN and firewall incomming connections on 5900. Finally, I connect with Remmina at localhost:5900. The connection: ssh -L 5900:localhost:5900 xyz@memoteIP Starting the vnc on the remote machine (from the ssh remote t...

I told the guy I used Linux and OMG the guy went off and started screaming to take my Linux computer and shove it up my @$$ over and over. I had a female "technical service" call me about "my Windows computer." When I started to snicker she followed with a lengthy cluster-f##k. ...

Hi,

Here in my neck of the woods the mad dialers can masquerade as a local number. The local number that appears on the caller ID sometimes is a hyjacked number owned by a hapless resident. Once my number showed up on another fella's caller ID and he promptly called me back and told me off.

Bleading-edge hardware from Asus works out of the box for me every time. (and... I don't work for them.) I have had very good luck (over 50 builds) using Asus ROG boards. I have had no problem with Ryzen processors. My home desktop is a Crosshair board but the less expensive Strix boards work well. ...

Have you tried:

xrandr --fb 1920x1080



?

simplescreenrecorder

is the package I would use.

Netguard.

Optionally block ads using a hosts file (not available if installed from the Play store)

https://github.com/M66B/NetGuard

700 for the .ssh folder (drwx------)

600 for the files in it (-rw-------)

Humm... All seems well. When you open your file manager, does it show on the left? If so, clan you click it from there and mount it? If not, let's make sure it's not corrupted somehow. First make sure it's recognized again by lsblk as sdb1. If so, run: sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt Then run: ls -la /mnt...

Humm...
A Gigabit NIC will transfer 1000 Mbits/sec. Yours look pretty close to me.

I prefer ether

Without the usb plugged in, run: lsusb then plug it in and run: lsusb Comparing the two, does plugging in the usb change the output? If not, then it's hardware troubles. If it does, then the device was recognized, so, next run: (With and without the drive plugged in) sudo lsblk If the usb is recogni...

Hi

Give Open Media Vault a look. I use it in a few different locations.
https://www.openmediavault.org/


FreeNAS is a good choice too, but I prefer to use it only on commercial LANs

My dog uses Windows NT and hates the vacuum cleaner. The wife, however, uses Mint and seems very happy. But... Yesterday I got in trouble because I block all Facebook IPs on one of my firewalls. Today, the Wall Street Journal gave me redemption on the frount page, top story: Apps Send Sensitive User...

I have used devede. It does the job.