I just want thank the devs for continuing support of 32bit Ubuntu. 95% of the software I use on my PC is 32bit, so it's a huge relief to me to know I'm still supported for a while.
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I just want thank the devs for continuing support of 32bit Ubuntu. 95% of the software I use on my PC is 32bit, so it's a huge relief to me to know I'm still supported for a while.
@oldrocker yes technically N64 is 64 bit, alot of the games are still 32 bit though. I've used N64 emulators under windows 32 bit for 18 years or so and never had trouble. Also the Wii is 32 bit, it...
Hi I'm using the most updated 32 bit version of lubuntu. For some reason all of the N64 emulators I've tried (including different plugins) won't show video. Some plugins produce sound, so I know the...
Ok, that should get me started. Thank you.
I have alot of questions about the quake I installed from the software center.
1. I have the full version, can I get the music to play? What directory does the files belong in?
2. I installed...
total used free shared buff/cache available
Mem: 2991 825 837 80 1328 1925
Swap: 975 0 975
I know, I can only see 3gb available though.
Cool thanks. I wonder why I can only see 3gb of my 4gb of ram then, I'm using 64 bit.
Is PAE standardly turned on with Lubuntu, or do I need to enable it somehow? If so can someone explain how to do so?
Thanks, the ram is indeed lost to the void. Even though it's a 64 bit capable processor, physical address is only 32 bit.
I installed 4gb of ram, but Lubuntu only sees 2999mb while the bios sees all 4gb. It is a 64 bit version of Lubuntu btw. This Mobo I have isn't really supposed to support more then 2gb so it's not a...
I tried the Ubuntu way and the install hangs, there isn't way to do this from Lubuntu live?
Also I tried server, but it needed a lan connection or something. I guess the alternate version doesn't, but I don't believe it has a GUI.
Thanks for the reply, I have a bios. It only supports raid 1. I'm aware of the risks of data loss. I don't keep anything important on the PC. Occasional games. I can back up my saves somewhere else....
No one knows how to setup raid 0 in a Lubuntu live then install it?
Can someone please provide the instructions to do so?