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|    Bobbie Sellers to Chris Ahlstrom    |
|    Re: Ubuntu Studio    |
|    21 Jan 26 16:47:12    |
      From: bliss-sf4ever@dslextreme.com              On 1/21/26 16:10, Chris Ahlstrom wrote:       > To do some experimenting, I slicked my 2012 Asus laptop and       > installed Ubuntu Studio. I burned the ubuntu-studio ISO to a thumb       > drive and booted to it.       >       > It failed, reason unknown, though there was a command to get a       > log. I think it was an issue with dd'ing the ISO. The "Install"       > icon on the desktop wouldn't work. I tried running the command in       > a console window, and it commenced, but ultimately failed. For       > some reason it did not find an EFI partition, is what I think.       >       > Tried again with a different spare USB drive, decided not to save       > the /home partition, and things went a lot better. Interestingly,       > the GUI was in dark mode the second time.       >       > KDE Plasma looks pretty good. I'm going to keep it instead of       > fluxbox, because I won't be using this box a lot, at first, except       > through SSH, so the clumsiness of a ginormous desktop is not such       > an issue.       >       > One odd issue is the screen locking freezes an SSH session.       > Unlock and it's fine. I think I found the session setting to stop       > this, but it's a surprise to me that session lock included       > blocking SSH.       >               The OSes are quite different but when I do an install I use       GPartEd to make my partitions including the EFI partitions.               PCLOS recently changed its whole install sequence and while       GPartEd is called at an appropriate point the use of a prepartioned       fixed drive is quite helpful and I have managed to retain /home across       installs.        Screen locking during remote access is a definite security feature.        I have been using KDE since starting with Linux in 2006. Plasma 5       was much lighter than Plasma 6 but fortunately the Dell 7730 has enough       horsepower to carry on.               bliss- Dell Precision 7730- PCLOS 2026- Linux 6.12.66 pclos1- KDE Plasma       6.5.5              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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