Thanks!! I'll give it a look.
On 2022-04-17 10:20, Brian Cluff via PLUG-discuss wrote:
It might be worth giving Kubuntu a second try. It's much much faster,
and much much leaner. It also went though an almost complete rewrite
since you last used it. It's a completely different animal these
It might be worth giving Kubuntu a second try. It's much much faster,
and much much leaner. It also went though an almost complete rewrite
since you last used it. It's a completely different animal these days
to what you used back them.
Brian Cluff
On 4/17/22 09:53, Keith Smith via PLUG-di
moving to Ubuntu desktop
which is Gnome. Please no flame wars.
My question is what do I need to know to run Linux as my desktop. I
know I will need to understand and have working knowledge of CUPS,
however what else? I am hoping to be able to get my scanner working.
What else?
I am using
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wrote:
Had to move to Windows for business reasons about 5 or 6 years ago.
I
see no reason that I cannot return to Linux on my desktop.
I use Ubuntu for servers so I am thinking of moving to Ubuntu
desktop
which is Gnome. Please no flame wars.
My question is what do I need to know to run Linu
.
My question is what do I need to know to run Linux as my desktop. I
know I will need to understand and have working knowledge of CUPS,
however what else? I am hoping to be able to get my scanner working.
What else?
I am using VirtualBox so I can do a trial run.
The only three things that
. I
> see no reason that I cannot return to Linux on my desktop.
>
> I use Ubuntu for servers so I am thinking of moving to Ubuntu desktop
> which is Gnome. Please no flame wars.
>
> My question is what do I need to know to run Linux as my desktop. I
> know I will need to u
Had to move to Windows for business reasons about 5 or 6 years ago. I
see no reason that I cannot return to Linux on my desktop.
I use Ubuntu for servers so I am thinking of moving to Ubuntu desktop
which is Gnome. Please no flame wars.
My question is what do I need to know to run Linux as
