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SteveT
On Wed, 20 Apr 2016 07:27:25 -0700
Stephen Partington wrote:
> Option to turn it on or off, yes.
>
> On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 11:49 PM, Steve Litt
> wrote:
>
> > Does your Dell Latitude enable you to turn off secure boot, thereby
> > being accessible to all Li
No doubt, as one of the main developers supporting the internal apps, I
voice my opinion quite loudly, have no doubts!
It was amazing IT let me run Fedora...
On 2016-04-20 11:15, Michael Butash wrote:
Find and mock the internal developers that don't know how to make
standard-compliant code
Find and mock the internal developers that don't know how to make
standard-compliant code, usually tends to begin at least some vague
awareness for those crappy windoze-only devs that are unaware of a
bigger world out there now. Tough love, but friends don't let friends
run IE, or force others
Sadly, my company is still stuck on IE 9, though some ramblings have
been heard lately about IT upgrading to 11 across the board. Until then
we must support 9. Several of our internal apps are used by many of
those IE 9 users...
And oddly enough, our primary website still has about 10% of it
I had a lot of issues with 3 monitors and recently found most of the
problems went away after hard coding an xorg.conf file the exact way I
wanted it set up. Seems KDE has some problems recognizing the
primary/preferred screen.
-- what AMD are you using? I run Nvidia because I have grown to
Since microsoft seems to insist on keeping their browsers perpetually
vulnerable for the government to exploit, seems sandboxing is about the
only way to keep it from infecting your os. A full vm just to keep ie
from infecting you though?
Why not just NOT use IE? It's really not common anymo
I've not seen this issue with it, and I've had to have windoze enumerate
some pretty extensive directories of files being forced to work with
various data for a customer last year for several months, or even just
my music directory. It's not uncommon I'm editing files between windoze
in a conf
Funny you mention this - been struggling with KDE4 and 3x monitors when
NOT using the binary drivers of late. I really liked KDE, using that
predominantly for the past few years on 5-6 montiors just dandy, but
with amd drivers setting up the screens that worked mostly ok.
I moved to 3x 4k dis
Just as a tip...
The first thing I do after booting up a new Modern IE vm, disable
windows updates.
On 2016-04-20 10:18, Wayne D wrote:
The images are win 7,8,10
THANKS NATHAN!
On 04/20/2016 09:39 AM, Nathan England wrote:
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/tools/vms
Facinating. Have to look at this.
On Wed, Apr 20, 2016 at 9:48 AM, Nathan England wrote:
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> I have been a KDE fan since the early days of 1.0. I have stuck with it
> through the ups and downs and loved it when others hated it, and rallied
> for it when people were jumping to Gnome or something
The images are win 7,8,10
THANKS NATHAN!
On 04/20/2016 09:39 AM, Nathan England wrote:
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/tools/vms/linux/
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On Apr 20, 2016 10:06 AM, "James Dugger" wrote:
> In the past VBox's GuestAdditions plugin for file sharing between host and
> guest systems has had latency issues and even file corruption when the
> shared folders had a lot of files to manage. Is this stil
In the past VBox's GuestAdditions plugin for file sharing between host and
guest systems has had latency issues and even file corruption when the
shared folders had a lot of files to manage. Is this still a problem in
VBox. I don't recall this issue in QUEMC, though admittedly it has been a
while
I have been a KDE fan since the early days of 1.0. I have stuck with it
through the ups and downs and loved it when others hated it, and rallied
for it when people were jumping to Gnome or something else.
A couple of years ago I switched full time to Xfce with a full KDE SC
install so I coul
Microsoft provides versions of IE ready to go for VirtualBox. You select
which version of IE you want and the version of Windows to emulate and
they give you a zip file.
1) Download the zip
2) Extract the zip
3) Open VirtualBox and Import Appliance
The images expire after 90 days. When that
depends on the version/edition of windows. Most OEM copies are not sold
with licencing to be run on a VM but some Enterprise editions do allow for
such things.
On Wed, Apr 20, 2016 at 7:17 AM, Keith Smith
wrote:
> Question : I have several Dell desktops and several Dell laptops that
> came wit
Option to turn it on or off, yes.
On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 11:49 PM, Steve Litt
wrote:
> Does your Dell Latitude enable you to turn off secure boot, thereby
> being accessible to all Linuces and to custom kernels?
>
> SteveT
>
> On Tue, 19 Apr 2016 13:22:17 -0700
> Stephen Partington wrote:
>
>
Question : I have several Dell desktops and several Dell laptops that
came with Windows. I've replaced almost all of them with Linux. I do
have a need for Windows on occasion. I do have VirtualBox configured on
my desktop and laptop. I'd like to install Windows in a guest on
VirtualBox. C
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