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Yes, i did pay attention to the signature tagline and it sounds good, except i hope your WiFi/BT connections have appropriate Linux support (mine is built around Realtek's 8821 chip)... As i recall, playing POLITE with Win11 was necessary during preparations for Linux while i noticed some extra...

Hello, Although i downloaded these two .ISOs on March 28 both actually refer to Debian "BookWorm" (2023-Sep-22) when i mount them: 'lmde-6-cinnamon-64bit.iso' 'lmde-6-cinnamon-32bit.iso' On a side-note, the manufacturer happens to list your specific model as one featured with a 4-cores...

IMO it might please you to know that 'YUMi-exFAT' is actually built around 'Ventoy', though only a few select .ISOs will manage taking full benefit from it - SO FAR. Anyway, if you happen to like either LMDE 6 Faye, MX 23.3, Sparky 8 or Manjaro 6.9.3 then that may be a lucky pick to consider...

No love for 'YUMi-exFAT'? It's built around 'Ventoy', by the way... :cool:

Salutations, This time i'll try to focuss on the qualitative aspects, starting with what's sticking around after an install/reboot from my 'YUMi-exFAT' SSD drive, sorted by order of kernel: Alma 9.4 Seafoam Ocelot (5.14.0-427.18.1el9_4.x86 - has 'dnf' LMDE 6 Faye (6.1.0-21) MX 23.3 (6.1.0-21)...

Linux has a brilliant future awaiting ahead, innaccessible to me so far. Windows? Only past memories often of "features" just as innaccessible...

This particular mission proved being a hit-or-miss case for me. From now on Dell is now "Dull" instead: no sparkles, especially for the cost that ain't too cheap. Linux certification was some bad joke at my own expense, pilots will probably reach maturity when it's ready to die on me...

Lemme guess, finding mentions of so-called « certified » Ubuntu flipped the switch that triggers envy? :p I picked the "end-of-life" Inspiron 15 3520 model, euh... To be honnest i'm not so sure what i got exactly 'cause what was on the the purchasing page (before my credit card payment was...

That's not the point. Since you seemed to prefer Ubuntu i though maybe it would help to evaluate 'Linux lite', euh... 7.0 If 'dnf' by CLi is your thing, perhaps 'AlmaLinux', 9.4 with *boot.iso and *minimal.iso variants, etc... Actually i've seen network-ready versions too, but that's no good...

Maybe after it followed a very same route as Edge: the Microsoft browser which they actually compiled for Linux as well... Then only if it's Windows 10 or lower, until i get a reliable replacement for 'MSPaint' that no longer cause this behaviour to ever occur again: Fix once, break many...

3rd column from the left, titled "view" in the english version it seems, then search for info.

No boot media found on reboot spells install failure to me but it doesn't mean there's no way to boot at all. From a live session using 'GParted', does the "gpt" string show up on its left-side panel with the destination drive selected?

There's more in the alphabet soup i could have mentioned, like AHCI indeed, whatever. A pause may seem desirable so you can gain better perspective from seeking additional information, e.g. before making any changes... Puppy has HardInfo too.

The slogan « Fix once, break many » verifies again and again, unable to retain what "works" when finally it does i'm afraid! I too seen Mint succeed with its install (once i patched it, before proceeding with Rufus i think...) then eventually observing it perform self-destruct over an...

1st i'd try to collect information relative to partition & file systems, preferably using HardInfo which is pre-installed in some "LIVE" versions as MX, etc. My previous ia32/x86_64 hybrid bootloader tablet made it difficult to find a match and updates killed my install both in the case of Mint...

A couple years ago i had a habit of manually "patching" ISOs, incl. Mint' with 'ia32' components so to self-install on my former Atom 32/64 hybrid tablet. It worked at 1st but then auto-updates caused it to self-destroy, eventually... Idem for MX of which 1 release worked out of the box once...

UPDATE: Once i paid closer attention to Celluloïd i started to realize it was tempting to interpret the numbers just a little further, aided here with colour: [ https:// i.postimg.cc/mgLbKjqd/Dell-Inspiron-15-3520-Non-Live-MX23-3-Emerging-patterns-2024-May-30-950x290.png ] This initial...

If it doesn't pass the double test of loading from a 'YUMi-exFAT' USB flash unit then survive rebooting after an install (from its "live" RAMDisk) that's just too bad but i've started to feel very selective these days. By chance there's enough to get busy with periodic updates and all... Think...

There's been a new release of MX recently, so i gave it some fair try exploring many different situations: [ https:// i.postimg.cc/1RWLktKZ/Dell-Inspiron-15-3520-running-permanent-MX23-3-setup-2024-May-30-1080x330.png ] If it weren't for the late transition to pipewire i'd have my favourite...

Salutations! Earlier this month i needed to "upgrade" my hardware so i got a Dell NoteBook S/T "B92LTW3", the Inspiron 15 3xxx (End-of-Line) series with board 0DVVYG A00 inside, except those details didn't appear until it was in my hands... Anyway i've done my best to decide which Linux breed...