Recent content by Alexzee

You can start here: https://www.javatpoint.com/bash https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/bash-scripting-tutorial-linux-shell-script-and-command-line-for-beginners/ I can provide other info. later....I'm off to work.

Mine as well the last few weeks.

Glad to hear it's working for you now. Have a great rest of the week mate!

Looks like others are having the same issue:- https://superuser.com/questions/1839490/strange-behaviour-of-firefox-pdf-viewer I don't use snap or flatpac pkg's so if your using one of those it may be having issues. See if it's a bug on the Debian Bug site: https://udd.debian.org/bugs/ Maybe...

The sample opens well for me on Debian 12 FF 115.11:- Try another PDF viewer for FF. In the General panel, go down to the Applications section. Find Portable Document Format (PDF) in the list and click the entry to select it. Click the arrow under the Action column for the above entry and...

Understood:- A intriguing and educational thread.-:) Thanks for the details and all of the feedback.

Thanks!

Got it- Running commands is natural to us that use Linux everyday. Certain commands (depending on what you need to run) can be lengthy and require the right command-line argument. Explaining why they are a bad idea is good. I wrote an article about using wisdom when using the command-line...

Willing to read it and contribute is part of my summer project.

Nope. The program I'm using "KDevelop" won't make the font larger no matter how many times I select it and click apply:- See here: https://linux.org/threads/difficulty-changing-the-font-size-in-kdevelop-on-slackware-15-stable.49702/

I have to agree. Accuracy and precision are an essential key to writing code. Details are so important! My take is if you are going to do it, it should be done right the first time. That way, the process/procedure won't have to be repeated again....thus wasting time you could have spent doing...

The only distro I use that has the KDE envirnment is Slackware. It was done right and is incredibly beautiful! The only issue I have with KDE is the documentation is blinding white. I've been avoiding a issue that I need help with for weeks because of it.

Well, I can only hope that what you disabled you'll be able to re-enable if need be in the BIOS. It's good to hear that this machine does what it's suppose to do. The trickery that you mentioned: These are those got ya's that are IMO unseen at times. Sometimes even the wisest decision's don't...

LOL! Has the amount of time passed to get a refund for this laptop that you recently purchased?

Glad to hear you are addressing that situation. I used dnf back when Fedora was on my laptop. That's was a handful of years ago. Wishing you the best in your en-devours.