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it is possible to download packages on one computer, save them on a USB stick, and install them on another offline computer running the same version of Ubuntu. Here are the steps you can follow: On the computer with internet access, download the packages you need using the command line. For...

I didn't mean scaling VLC, I meant scaling the Linux. If you have scaled the Linux, it could be the reason as it was the reason for my issue. I was so exited to hear that your issue is fixed because I know how frustrating it could be.

I have exactly faced this issue. Did you scale display to anything more than 100%? If you did that, restore it tp the normal 100% and your problem will be solved.

No, I'm not

Yee, you are totally right. Lubuntu is not that lightweight compared to some other distros and fairweight is a more accurate term for it, but many users like lubuntu and still like to consider it a lightweight distro ;)

Although many lightweight distros have no improvement, there are some lightweight distros that are actively being developed and new features are being added to them continuously. They usually don't come with many pre-installed apps to keep them lightweight but you can customize them anyhow you...

Although I'm not a gamer, Pop_OS can handle any task including games. You can install Wine on it too. Zorin OS also has Wine Pre-installed and is Ubuntu based like Pop_OS.

I'm not sure but i think its something related to SSL of the website. Another guess is with DNS of the website, but I'm almost sure there's nothing wrong with your Linux. Can you visit other websites without any problem?

It was clear that they are going to force users to obey their rules. The hardware requirements at first, then Microsoft edge that becomes the default browser every time you start your computer and now this... I'm sure it's not the end of it.

Although I'm not not suggesting installing windows xp because of lack of updates, if you insist on having windows, did you know that windows 10 and 11 have a compatibility mode to run old programs too? It's accessible by right-clicking on the exe file and choosing properties and going to...

Yeah, thats right. Generally Linux is less hardware demanding than windows and most users can use Linux, but for those users who require low demanding Linux distro, mainly the focus is on RAM as much as i know and a fewer number of them need Linux for old CPUs.

The questions were interesting and I'm sure sure it is useful for new Linux comers, but i believe it should have some questions about hardware requirements too. I'm sure there are some users that want to choose lightweight Linux distros. It was my personal opinion

The title should be Mozilla believes that currently the internet is much more secure than what it should be, so they are finding solutions for that issue..

If you are too worried first of all you can purchase you're keyboard from a local trusted market instead of online purchasing and second of all, if you are comfortable with onscreen keyboard (virtual keyboard) , use them. In this case you shouldn't be worried that much about physical Keylogger.

The best windows tiling i have seen is in Pop_OS. But you can only install it on gnome based environment. It works with Gnome shell 3.38 and above. It automatically resize and repositions new windows in a nice way. If you want to try or install that, you should search for pop os shell.