OOPS I apparently replied directly to tuulen. I am now trying to copy
that reply to the list. Sorry for
the confusion.
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[OOOPS! I am replying to you directly and not to the list. At this point
I will try to send a second copy
to th
On Fri, 7 Jun 2019 22:46:02 -0400
tuulen wrote:
> Hi,
> I am an ordinary GUI and mouse computer user, not a command line
> user. But I want to get away from both Apple and Microsoft. I spent
> a lot of time looking into Linux, Unix, BSD, and eventually I
> discovered Debian. And because I like
Le 08/06/2019 à 04:46, tuulen a écrit :
I was in the process of partitioning my hard drive to install Debian when I
encountered a couple of UEFI complications. My HP Laptop with Windows 10
does not offer a way to disable the "secure boot" feature of UEFI, so that
makes Debian off limits.
I am
tuulen composed on 2019-06-07 22:46 (UTC-0400):
> Any computer model suggestions?
"Model" has a peculiar mix of meanings among PC manufacturers and users. The
major
brands seem to like confusing users by providing multiple submodels of the same
model and calling the submodels models. The submod
On 6/7/19 7:46 PM, tuulen wrote:
Hi,
I am an ordinary GUI and mouse computer user, not a command line user. But
I want to get away from both Apple and Microsoft. I spent a lot of time
looking into Linux, Unix, BSD, and eventually I discovered Debian. And
because I like to know the details of w
tuulen wrote:
> Hi,
> I am an ordinary GUI and mouse computer user, not a command line user.
> But I want to get away from both Apple and Microsoft. I spent a lot of
> time looking into Linux, Unix, BSD, and eventually I discovered Debian.
> And because I like to know the details of what I am d
On Sat, 8 Jun 2019 at 13:03, tuulen wrote:
>
> My HP Laptop with Windows 10 does not offer a way to disable the "secure
> boot" feature of UEFI
Hi, more information from you might produce more useful replies :)
If you state the specific model of your laptop and BIOS version, it
would create a p
HP works, I have 5 HP machines at this time, all running Debian.
"secure boot" does not exist on any of them.
I do Not use UEFI, only Legacy Boot.
Never figured it out or saw an urgent need to use it.
BIOS/UEFI menus are all different, even on similar models and makes.
there are a number of artic
Hi,
I am an ordinary GUI and mouse computer user, not a command line user. But
I want to get away from both Apple and Microsoft. I spent a lot of time
looking into Linux, Unix, BSD, and eventually I discovered Debian. And
because I like to know the details of what I am doing I also discovered
th
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