Look what I found... On a top 10..
#9 within the article..

http://www.techradar.com/news/10-of-the-...ux-distros

Hello,
there are no video drivers shown in additional drivers, only cpu intel or no device, it is on cpu Intel.
I have checked updates.
Currently resolution is 640x480, I would like it 1440x900.
How do I add in drivers for this ?

I have been trying to log this as a bug for days. Either the bug tracker is busted or it only lets a user have one open bug report at a time.

I have a Western Digital MyCloud on my network. I configure whatever base editor I'm using on whatever platform to automatically re-open everything which was open last time. KATE, UltraEdit, doesn't matter.

I have saved the account and password information in whatever this file browser is and told it to keep forever and created shortcuts so they always appear under Places.

When I boot, the drives do not auto-connect. When UltraEdit tries to ope this file smb://wdmycloud/roland/to-do.txt because it is always open, it fails and removes all files from "recent" history which are on that path.

Chosing File->Open shows a dialog which doesn't have an entry for the shortcut found in "Places" on the system file browser. One click on the shortcut entry in the file browser and we are "instantly" connected without having to provide any information. Now if I click File->Open in UltraEdit I see the shortcut for this path.

I'm flagging this as a bug because KaOS and quite a few other distros auto-reconnect network drives either at boot or at first access. While it might be easier to connect at boot it would be better to connect at first access and to always show every "Places" entry in the file chooser dialog provided by the OS/platform to applications.

Source - http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/02/skype...life-march

For added security, I post a link some may be interested in. I have added it to all three browsers I am using.

https://www.eff.org/https-everywhere

Never seen this before.... :

When I booted up LL 3.2x64 this morning there was a black vertical line about three inches in on the left of the monitor.

Checked cables......all ok ....line still there.

This desktop is running two drives:

Linuxlite 3.2 on SSD.

Manjaro on HDD

Booted into Manjaro.......No line on Monitor  :

Booted back into LL 3.2 line still there.

Went into systemback on 3.2 and rebooted............Black line gone.

Any ideas....?

Jocklad

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Have since run updates on LL3.2 and rebooted.

The black line is gone.

Seems to be fixed,but what caused the problem............I have no idea.

Jocklad  ???
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I will mark this as solved as systemback did fix whatever the problem was 

Jocklad

Hello LL Forums,
I'm STEditor, new to the forums. I recently discoverd these forums when I was searching for wallpapers, and I came across.... THIS!
I hope I can get to learn new things, and stick with LL 2.8. I can see that everyone is helpfull and informative here. I found out about the family of Linux operating systems around April 8th, 2014 - As many know this was the time when Windows XP was no longer supported, but even know many expensive buisness use XP, why can't they try Linux? Well nevermind, I'm staying with Linux untill the end of time! I do use a fairly slow laptop so It makes sense not for me to be lugging Windows 10 around, but LL!

Many Thanks,

STEditor 

How To Reset Canon Pixma MP237

Step 1: making the printer into service mode

Before you reset the first step to do is to make the printer canon into service mode. With the condition of service mode then the process will go smoothly. Here are the easy steps into service mode:
Turn off the printer by pressing the power button, if your printer's condition was still alive.
Press the STOP/RESET when the condition of the printer is dead. Then press the power button together with button STOP/RESET.
Off the pressure button STOP/RESET and hold pressure on the power button.
On the position of the power button still depressed, you should also compensate by pressing the STOP/RESET until 6 times then release simultaneously with the power button.
If you are right in conducting the stage above to reset Canon Pixma MP237, your computer detects a new device if the service mode process successfully. Conversely, if the process fails then the detection will not appear.

Step 2: Reset Printer Canon Pixma MP237
Get Tools resetter Canon Pixma MP237 here, in advance.
Start doing with ordered software resetter Canon MP237
Extract and run the resetter MP237 by clicking 2 times flie Service tool URv3400.exe

1. Sub Tab Clear Ink Counter click Main

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when i check for updates it gives me error

Better graphics chip drivers.


Thorough TV card support.


Any body can add thoughts, please do!