Hi Rob
Disclaimer: I do not use SUSE, so take this all as hints only.
I am assuming that you booted from the USB stick.
You are looking for a text file named *.desktop possibly located in
/usr/share/kde4/templates/.source or
$HOME/Desktop
The .desktop file would contain the name of the instal
A coworker is getting rid of a substantial number of old Linux Journal
issues, if someone is willing to come by and pick them up. He's downtown.
Anyone wanting them can email me.
Cheers,
Mike
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Hi Sean,
sudo is apparently one of the things you need to add to the image, at least on
the Live part.
Workaround:
> su -
(enter password for OCLUG user.)
$ yast
Rob
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> From: Sean Rickerd
>To: Rob Echlin ; Rick
>Cc: "linux@lists.oclug.on.ca"
>Sent: Tu
Hi all,
I decided to take a bit of time to look into the problem. Indeed, I made a
mistake while making your image and left out a couple packages.
Not to worry though! You can install using CLI by using Yast.
sudo yast
Go down to Miscellaneous
Select Live Installer
Cheers!
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Thanks Rob.
On Tue, Aug 13, 2013 at 9:54 AM, Rob Echlin wrote:
> Hi Rick,
> 1)
> I think that throughpput to a USB3 drive would be slower than access to a
> local hard drive, even though USB 3 is faster than USB 2.
> Access time may be slower as well.
>
This is one of my considerations. The ap
Hi Rick,
1)
I think that throughpput to a USB3 drive would be slower than access to a local
hard drive, even though USB 3 is faster than USB 2.
Access time may be slower as well.
2)
You may know this already, since you sound like an experienced user.
Dual booting means having something take charg
