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If you have a dual-boot then when you're running Windows you aren't running Ubuntu therefore nothing to connect to.

Yes, your file is correct. It's for any 64-bit machine, AMD or Intel.

It depends.
If it has a supported file system and you're comfortable with it then I would say no, you don't.


Correct.


If she's using one Google service - any will do - then all she needs...

No, not really.

With hardware specifications and OS, perhaps.

Any Pentium 4 is 32-bit.


Yes, it has little to nothing to do with the actual internet connection/service.


NONE!
No currently supported Windows version works with so little RAM.

Welcome.

Some information about your hardware, OS and exactly what you are trying to do would have been nice. We don't have the power of clairvoyance.
That said, "ESC" and "F9" strongly suggests...

https://github.com/grassmunk/Chicago95/blob/master/INSTALL.md

Please post the hardware specifications.

No.
IF you need additional proprietary drivers that aren't installed already the release upgrade won't install them.

Please post the new hardware specifications with special attention to the...

combined mic input/headphone output jack requires a "Y" split adapter.

Please try (assuming you're still with root console):

apt update && apt full-upgrade
then try again

It is possible but won't survive a reboot/shutdown (unless the live session has persistence).

Yes, but there's no need to install an additional complex frontend to the package manager when you can simulate any such operation just by adding a "-s" argument.

Why what is happening?
Installing from the Virtualbox's own ISO needs to be done as described in the link. The ISO mounted when "insert" is issued contains software for different OSes. You shouldn't...

In the long run monochrome laser printers are the cheapest option.

APT uses online repositories for checking, downloading and installing software.
No old versions (and dependencies) are kept in the same repository.

Linux can't be installed in FAT partitions, that step was unnecessary. Ideally you should have unallocated space, no partitions or file systems, the installer should then create all the required...

You can do it the hard way or install from the repositories:

sudo apt install virtualbox-guest-dkms

And an older but much better CPU, double the RAM and much faster and, of course, Windows.
In a nutshell, the Youtuber's hardware would be reasonable for the game in Linux and the OP's barely enough...

It updates itself automatically and will show a green dot overlay in the "hamburger" menu. When you click the menu it will say restart Firefox to install updates.
There should be no difference...

Indeed, but not for the OP's card.
There are currently two open-source drivers for AMD graphics: Radeon and amgpu. The Ubuntu installer chooses the correct driver depending on the hardware. Older...

Enable Legacy USB support in UEFI.
Some other settings may play a part also.
The firmware itself may need an update, if released.

Other than firmware settings there's nothing else to do. Not...

Have you done manual partitioning? If so, have you selected the ESP (EFI System Partition) as well?

Granted, they do need better hardware for gaming, any gaming, but saying they need "at least a GT1030 to play on low settings" is utterly ridiculous.

CS:GO system requirements (Linux):



OS:...

Again,


You won't find any for Intel or AMD graphics.


You found the old and currently unsupported AMD proprietary drivers from 2015!
Even if they could be installed - they can't - you...