Recent content by GoldenDuckFloats

You seem to have misunderstood my intention. I'm not necessarily writing my own guide, but short-cuts to sites that have already written detailed explanations. A list to gradually train new users. But choosing the order of topics (permissions, grep, ect) is somewhat difficult when your not...

Those are not the web pages that potentially new Linux users will look at. I'm referring to Distro websites that don't mention that the software of your equipment will need to be substituted.

That's the problem, I don't think I could go back even if I WANTED to. I've become so accustomed to moving through Directories with the CLT. But everyone seems to be ignoring the problems I'm experiencing. After increasing the RAM clock, my PC only brakes about once per day. Thanks to my...

Becoming a new Linux User: What they DON'T tell you. Starting off From my experience, Ubuntu is very unstable. It took a lot of work to get it to use the new graphics card (RX 5500 XT). The bash script AMD provided wrecked my system and I felt quite burnt out after the whole ordeal. But even...

I put an underscore in the spaces /home/username/VirtualBox_VMs/Windows_XP/Windows_XP but it made no difference. Its no use... let's give up.

I just tried to follow the steps shown here: MakeUseOf.com - How to Use VirtualBox: User’s Guide MakeUseOf.com - How to Get a Windows XP Download Free From Microsoft I'm using Virtual Box version 6.0.14 This is what's inside my /home/username/config/VirtualBox directory: And this is inside...

I'm having some trouble with VirtualBox in that whenever I tried to boot an OS, it can't find the partition (If that's what you call it). I can't tell if it has something to do with Vbox, Ubuntu 19.10, or my 5-year-old Laptop. I'm trying to use Windows XP mode but it doesn't work with any other...

Thank you for the link. I'll try to get in contact with them. There certainly are some good tutorials, but I wanted to make something that ties them together.

I need some help making a tutorial that gradually builds up a reader's technical sophistication (Particularly on how to install and manage software). By providing a roadmap of what new users should know and present them in an order that makes sense. Each subject can have a short yet detailed...