I have Debian 10.6 with Kde and Plasma installed. Everything was fine
until the 2nd of this month when my password was turned down when
I tried to install some updates and the position was the same for similar
operations in the Gui - but I could open a console and log in there.
Could someone assis
I was getting along quite well with my Debian 10.6 installation when I
encountered a strange problem. I have Kde with Plazma installed in Debian
and the machine is a dual installation with Windows 10.
When starting I selected Debian from Grub, that was normal and went through
the startup routine a
I am new to this list; I am 90 years old and had a serious Stroke just over
18 months ago which left me with a complete loss of memory. I had a Debian
Jessie installation and have now a Debian 10 double install with Windows
10. I am now trying to set up my Debian 10.
I am trying to install my XP
, it`s a nightmare. I`ll likely be back asking for
help
with this.
Regards.
Anthony John.
On Sat, 26 Sep 2020 at 03:48, David Wright wrote:
> On Fri 25 Sep 2020 at 11:19:40 (+0100), anthony gennard wrote:
> > My email has gone haywire and I cannot reply to two of the messages.
> &
My email has gone haywire and I cannot reply to two of the messages.
Fortunately, I had made copies of them.
Greg Wooledge said to me
>"How are you `looking at ` the file?
>I would suggest using less.
>You get out of less by pressing p
Greg, I was using less.
What I did was:- Open a terminal by
On Fri, 25 Sep 2020 at 10:40, anthony gennard wrote:
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>
>
> On Thu, 24 Sep 2020 at 10:11, anthony gennard wrote:
>
>> Thanks very much; it will take me some time to understand your advice. I
>> will revert as soon as I can.
>>
>> On Thu, 24 Sep 2020 at 1
On Thu, 24 Sep 2020 at 10:11, anthony gennard wrote:
> Thanks very much; it will take me some time to understand your advice. I
> will revert as soon as I can.
>
> On Thu, 24 Sep 2020 at 15:03, Hans wrote:
>
>> Am Donnerstag, 24. September 2020, 15:45:47 CEST schrieb Greg W
ever, it might got another graphical editor.
>
> Note: Every graphical application can be started with higher rights from
> the
> konsole (or terminal, how others may call it), by getting higher rights
> with
> su -p. (the -p stands for "preserve actual environment).
>
&g
I am looking at the contents of my boot log file; when trying to get out of
the very long file I thought Ctrl + c should do it - it does not and I
cannot
find any way. I wanted to try tail and head so see how they do. Can anyone
please help me.
Also is there any simple way to print out the last ru
Is it possible to download an exact replica of the booting process which I
see hurrying too fast to read it (at least it is for my tired eyes). I am
trying to get up to date with this aspect of debian. On this machine I have
Jessie installed.
Thanks,
Anthony.
Greg Wooledge on 1st September very kindly gave me a detailed reply to my
cry for help.
I tried to follow his reply but I have lost all my memory following a
stroke.
So it took me some time to do so as I had to relearn the basic file
commands. I got as far as the following:-
" - bash: home/john:
I am gradually getting to grips with Jessie although its difficult without
any memory. Now I am lockout of my user account and do not understand the
error message which is as follows:-
"could not update ICE authority file /home/john/.ICEauthority"
and I cannot even see the file by going into the
Almost 15 months ago I suffered a massive stroke and am left with memory
loss. I am 90 years of age, and i`m westling with trying to recover some
computer skill.
I have managed to build a further machine and double installed Debian
10 from a CD received with Debian magazine and Windows 10. The ins
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