Recent content by dos2unix

There's always something. :) Some people like the windows look and feel ( to me MATE is more windows like than KDE ) but some people like the the cell phone look and feel, which as much I hate to say Gnome, Gnome does this best. So maybe age plays into this? Kids these days aren't used to...

Autostart KDE That's a lot easier than what I was going to recommend.

Does it have to be one distro? How about a choice of 3 or 4? Perhaps a list also of what "not" to choose would be helpful.

Did the speed change? Was it always slow on that particular port? My PC has 3 kinds of USB ports. It has USB 2.0, It has USB 3.1, and it has USB type c, 3.2. Two are only 450meg per sec. Two are 5gig per second. 4 are 10gif per second, and the type c port support 20gig per second. So all...

Microsoft Defender does indeed exist for Linux. All Azure cloud Linux that we use have defender pre-installed by default. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/security/defender-endpoint/microsoft-defender-endpoint-linux?view=o365-worldwide Whether it's any good or not is another...

I have had this happen with Ventoy before. Yet it doesn't happen on bare bones or VMs.

That's not a simple task. For example... ls /var/log anaconda btmp-20240401 firewalld lynis.log ppp spooler-20240331 audit chrony glusterfs lynis-report.dat private spooler-20240407 BackupPC...

Do you want the service to quit running, or do you want it not to try to connect to anything. The GUI doesn't disable the service. But since you seem to already be familiar with the command line and systemctl. sudo systemctl disable bluetooth.service sudo systemctl stop bluetooth.service...

Windows 7 was end of life in 2020. Before cell phones were popular on every platform. If you want "Windows like", I would install Windows 10. It has cell phone adb utilities. It's likely that laptop might be able to run windows 10 or 11 because of resource requirements ( RAM, CPU, disk space...

That's because the service failed before the 180 seconds were up. It always reports a service failure, no matter what you set the time out to. The only thing that changes, is how it will quit trying to restart. Let's say a service takes 30 seconds to start up. Let's say you have the startup...

What are you expecting this to do? TimeoutStartSec This doesn't force the service to wait for a specified time before it starts. This is how long the service can take to startup before it times out. Very few services will take 90 seconds to start up. If you're wanting a delay, before a...

NAT has very little to do with DNS. Your mail client on your workstation is likely in a domain even if you don't know it. ( comcast, xfinity, spectrum or something similar ). Also my mail cient itself is logged into a domain. I have to log in to my ( yahoo, gmail, etc... ) account in order to...

If I recall, most commercial mail servers ( yahoo, gmail, microsoft,.. etc.. ) will only accept mail from registered DNS domains.

For audio, I like audacity. For pictures, I use gimp. For video, you have some choices. kdenlive, openshot, cinelerra, and a few others.