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HiI have to buy a replacement laptop and have been looking at the Ubuntu Certified Hardware page.My priorities are:I don't mind if Ubuntu is pre-installed but whether it is or not I want to be able to load different linux OS from scratch, on separate partitions, so I can compare them. I have some experience in installing dual boot systems.I want SSD drive. Minimum 128GB. I could install myself but prefer not to.14” screenBudget £500I have narrowed my search down toDell Latitude 3470 cost £390: Dell wireless card, Intel graphics, 128 SSDLenovo Thinkpad 13 cost £530: Intel wireless and graphics. (I see some Lenovo models have a locked SSD)Both are on the certified hardware website as pre-insta...

Hi everyone. New guy here on the forum.I just installed Lubuntu (XFCE) on an MacBook Pro 2010 13" laptop, which all went fine and dandy. I now want to try out a different Linux Ubuntu flavor but I can't seem to access choosing disks when holding down option at startup. No disks at all show up. The disks do however show up clearly within the Lubuntu installation itself, including the USB boot drive I have created.I have tried changing the mounting options by to just include the USB drive but to no success.Any ideas what might be the cause of this, and how to solve it?Many thanks in advance. Let's block ads! بخوانید...

Another forum member posted a thread about TPM passthrough and its been something I've been meaning to do for a while. Qemu 2.5 has a bug that prevents a Windows guest from loading the TPM driver, this is patched from qemu 2.6 onwards so I've got qemu 2.6.1 in my build chain and am ruing the guest on the cmd line. Windows now reports my TPM in Device Manager under Security Devices but the Bitlocker app says no compatible TPM can be found :-/ The TPM is most definitely bitlocker compatible as if I boot Win10 on the same bare metal then everything works so this is a virt issue somewhere, and I'd hazard a guess to say its Windows guest specific as I believe passing the same device through to a ...

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Hi there,we have computer pools where about 1000 users can login. On a maschine is openSuse and Ubuntu installed. The users choose over the boot manager, which system to start. The home directory from each user is on a nfs-file-system. So does'nt matter, which OS the user starts, the home directory is the same in openSuse and ubuntu.There is a strange problem with the .dmrc file. When a user was logged in in openSuse and then tries to login into ubuntu, the login does'nt work. There is no error message at all, it just behaves like the user entered the wrong password.After the user deleted his .dmrc file, the login works again.Only ubuntu has problems with the .dmrc file, when the user was lo...

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