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  1. Re: Could Apt Package Manager Be Eventually Fased out of LTS Releases?

    Perhaps not the intended benefit, but I did have one application use case where the up to date snap of Darktable allowed me to load a current version of Darktable with the function I needed. This was...
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    [ubuntu] Re: Why is UFW disabled by default?

    Thank you Rubi1200 :)

    Good information and links to explore deeper into the subject.
  3. Re: Could Apt Package Manager Be Eventually Fased out of LTS Releases?

    +1

    Debian 12 is amazing, and if you are looking for a snap free .deb distro, Debian is your ticket :)

    I'm running Ubuntu to use and understand the distro and use of snaps. So far, function is...
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    [ubuntu] Re: Why is UFW disabled by default?

    Thanks for the information The Cog :) I'm probably not up to date with my thoughts on firewalls, but if you are on a public network or unknown (not controlled by you) home network - would a firewall...
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    [ubuntu] Why is UFW disabled by default?

    My home network has built in firewall and other security services, so I'm not as concerned with individual computers and firewalls at home.

    However, I was traveling this past week and was on other...
  6. Re: Dedicating an old laptop for a new Ubuntu installation

    That's what I did for 22.04 Ubuntu :)

    I did select basic install, instead of the install with games and added applications. I added the applications I needed after install.

    A default vanilla...
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    Re: they want to kill ubuntu?

    +1

    And I have had installs of Ubuntu, Fedora Workstation and Debian with Gnome - all (vanilla) have a smaller footprint than the OS on my Android phone or iOS on my friends' phones.

    My smallest...
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    Re: What is more important when upgrading

    More RAM :)

    I have two laptops. One with a HD and one with a SSD. Once the HD spins up and loads the system, they both perform great because of the large amount of RAM.

    If you are pushing large...
  9. Re: Google busted again for stealing customer's info!

    Not trying to stir the pot, but... What's the issue?

    YouTube a consumer media for entertainment and advertising, is advertising.
    You want entertainment without advertising: purchase show or...
  10. Re: An simple way to run Android software in Ubuntu ?

    Not sure of the application of android software (smart device) on a computer?

    I use Google Chrome and it's suite of software on GNU/Linux machines.
    It is nice to have function across my computer...
  11. Thread: Debian 12

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    Re: Debian 12

    +1 And nice instructions with each step of the install. Comparing: Ubuntu installer is very polished and is a good standard to measure against.



    I have had the same experience, with both Debian...
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    Re: Security of free Google Drive clients

    I install Google Chrome on GNU/Linux machines and there is no issue accessing Google Drive, I access through Chrome. And Google Chrome Settings allow you to sync files and folders, even work off...
  13. Re: Ubuntu: installation w/o secure internet, security questions.

    As stated previously (and in depth) start with a secure iso. Make sure your downloaded iso matches the hash value.

    Then you can install offline. Or pull packages online while installing, the...
  14. Re: Problem when updating chromium via snap-store..

    You are correct using
    sudo snap refresh

    Possible a newer version that is beta, as sometimes snaps are available for current-stable and beta.
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    Re: Deep learning workstation

    My wife does financial analysis and accounting. Every couple of years she upgrades her computer, usually a Lenovo Thinkpad.

    I get the old Thinkpad she was using and it works great with Ubuntu...
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    [SOLVED] Re: Password lock web browser.

    Guest account would be best protection of your personal data :)

    I would not let others log in to your user account.
  17. [SOLVED] Re: How can I work with fractions (for example ½) in gnome-calculator?

    I kinda understand what you are explaining. Admittedly I am not calculating, or at least my application of math does not call for a finite measurement. Whether that is mechanical maintenance,...
  18. Re: FEDORA 38 boot-repair fails with message "Please enable a repository..."

    And to further clarify, FedoraForum is users. There are no devs or official Fedora Project leaders on FedoraForum. It was set up long ago by a group of users who continue to help (as they can) with...
  19. Re: I have a stripped down version of Ubuntu 22.04 - how to add additonal software

    You can, and have a graphical user interface to load applications. Or you can load applications with: sudo apt-get install application.

    Although Ubuntu default should include Ubuntu Software, with...
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    [ubuntu] Re: Hello - New to Ubuntu.

    As stated by TheFu much discussion about the pros and cons of snaps and the snap-store.

    I'm trying it out and would offer that it's a nice experience. Snaps: Firefox, LibreOffice suite, Darktable,...
  21. [ubuntu] Re: The following packages have been kept back........why?

    Thank you for this information. Good to understand the update process and "packages held back" message :)
  22. [SOLVED] Re: How can I work with fractions (for example ½) in gnome-calculator?

    I'm probably missing something, but wouldn't one simply enter 0.5 for half? 2/3 would be 0.67 and so on.

    And 0.53 (given that is the actual measurement) is more precise than 1/2.
  23. Re: Firefox SNAP to FLATPAK saving all information

    You could also create an account with Firefox. Then log in what ever version you are using with all information saved.

    And not sure what you gain from Firefox Flatpak over Firefox Snap?
  24. Re: Software installation - more obscure applications. some not so obscure

    I am using Ubuntu 22.04LTS. I installed with minimal applications, no games and such. I added applications with Snap-store, built in Ubuntu (Gnome) Software. I have LibreOffice, Darktable and Gimp -...
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    Re: Fedora 38 is Great!

    Each Fedora release is supported for at least 12 months. With the release of Fedora 38, within a month Fedora 36 will no longer be supported. Fedora 37 is still supported. If the release is delayed,...
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