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Greetings folks, Running Debian testing. Why do I appear to be logged in twice? This is a recent development, GKRellm used to show 1 users. Searching comes up with two likely looking posts, but it's on stack exchange and there's a cookie dialog that I cannot close so I can't read the posts...

Happy Father's Day to all the dads out there. --glenn

So did you do a proper install, not copying over a live iso? The live version has an install option that would do a proper install. Good luck, --glenn

I'm amazed. I was able to connect my iPhone and download photos. I didn't expect it to work, so I was pleasantly surprised. Linux has come a long way from where it was when I used it several years ago. --glenn

I have MS Core Fonts installed and they are available in Gimp. I'm running Debian testing. --glenn

Linux is NOT Windoze, You really don't need to worry about corruption, Linux just works. --glenn

Good one, had me going there for a few minutes

Ubuntu is newbie friendly, and gets my vote. --glenn

It's struggling along with 4 members. Only one or two show up for the meetings. http://carsoncitylug.org --glenn

I think you need to add the non-os drive to your /etc/fstab if you haven't. I'm pasting the entry for my home partition just as an example. UUID=fdfd7254-38cf-4d9f-91b6-1e14e4b5b0d9 /home ext4 noatime,nodiratime 0 2 Regards, --glenn

The Carson City Linux Users Group will be meeting Saturday, December 17 from 1:00 to 3:00 PM, at the Carson City Public Library. 900 North Roop St. Carson City, Nv. Upstairs in Collaboration Room #1. Meetings are free, and open to the public. Carson City Linux Users Group Thanks, --glenn

I have started the Carson City, Nevada Linux Users Group. There are only 5 of us so far. Looking for ways to promote the LUG. Any good ideas would be welcomed. --glenn

$150 would be a bargain, maybe I will try hypnotherapy. More power to ya. --glenn

I've been running Linux as my main OS for about 14 months, and I love it. I decide when to update, and it doesn't take forever. That was my biggest annoyance with windows, it would decide to update at inconvenient times and take forever to do it. Other than that I never really had any...

Debian is about as stable as they come. --glenn

Effectively no difference, both are comments. However the second one wouldn't work with no preceding / on dev. Actually I suppose it would work from the root directory. --glenn

Excellent resource https://linuxcommand.org/tlcl.php this should keep you entertained for hours. --glenn

A great reference for the Linux command line is https://linuxcommand.org/tlcl.php That should keep you entertained for hours. --glenn

Using spaces in directory and file names is just wrong, it causes all kinds of problems. Just because it lets you use spaces doesn't make it a good idea. Replace the spaces with underscores. --glenn

Open /etc/apt/sources.list in an editor sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list and comment out the line that reads https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/ubunto focal Release by putting an # at the beginning of the line. Then you should be able to do an update. Regards, --glenn