issue91:mon_histoire
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issue91:mon_histoire [2015/02/22 20:43] – [2] vincent | issue91:mon_histoire [2015/02/28 12:42] (Version actuelle) – andre_domenech | ||
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**While backing up my Windows 8.1 Partition (mostly personal files and downloads), I came across the Ubuntu 14.04 LTS .iso that I downloaded ages ago. So, instead of going with a Windows Install, I made an Install DVD for Ubuntu 14.04 to go back to Ubuntu on my secondary Laptop.** | **While backing up my Windows 8.1 Partition (mostly personal files and downloads), I came across the Ubuntu 14.04 LTS .iso that I downloaded ages ago. So, instead of going with a Windows Install, I made an Install DVD for Ubuntu 14.04 to go back to Ubuntu on my secondary Laptop.** | ||
- | Bien que mon ordinateur principal soit un Acer C720 Chromebook, | + | Bien que mon ordinateur principal soit un Acer C720 Chromebook, |
- | Tandis que je sauvegardais ma partition Windows 8.1 (principalement des fichiers personnels et des téléchargements), | + | Tandis que je sauvegardais ma partition Windows 8.1 (principalement des fichiers personnels et des téléchargements), |
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**The Ubuntu 14.04 Install went as smooth as Ubuntu Installs always go, and it even detected that I was connected to the Internet which hasn't happened for a long time when Installing Ubuntu. Once I'd rebooted, I thought I'd burn the Video DVD that was giving me no end of problems in Windows, so I opened up the Brasero CD/DVD burning program and this is where I ran into a few problems.** | **The Ubuntu 14.04 Install went as smooth as Ubuntu Installs always go, and it even detected that I was connected to the Internet which hasn't happened for a long time when Installing Ubuntu. Once I'd rebooted, I thought I'd burn the Video DVD that was giving me no end of problems in Windows, so I opened up the Brasero CD/DVD burning program and this is where I ran into a few problems.** | ||
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**It seems as though Brasero doesn' | **It seems as though Brasero doesn' | ||
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+ | Il semble que quelques dépendances requises pour la gravure de DVD ne sont pas installées avec Brasero et ce dernier affichait une erreur pendant l' | ||
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**So I've currently put my venture back into fully using Ubuntu on my secondary Laptop while I either do some full-on digging around in Synaptic Package or the Software Centre or even dig around for the correct apt command to download and install mplex via the Terminal. But, since I needed the DVD burning for Friday 24th October, and another copy for Tuesday 28th of October, I ended up doing the only viable option until I've got the time to sort it out properly, and installed the Windows 10 Technical Preview. But, as I tend to use only my Chromebook, I don't know how long my secondary Laptop will end up with Windows back on it.** | **So I've currently put my venture back into fully using Ubuntu on my secondary Laptop while I either do some full-on digging around in Synaptic Package or the Software Centre or even dig around for the correct apt command to download and install mplex via the Terminal. But, since I needed the DVD burning for Friday 24th October, and another copy for Tuesday 28th of October, I ended up doing the only viable option until I've got the time to sort it out properly, and installed the Windows 10 Technical Preview. But, as I tend to use only my Chromebook, I don't know how long my secondary Laptop will end up with Windows back on it.** | ||
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**I love using Ubuntu and Linux over Windows, but the problems that I've encountered after having a long absence from Ubuntu and the full Linux experience, have done only one real thing – which is show me how simple and easy it can be to use Linux – if it's done in a consumer orientated and consumer friendly way Like Google has done with Chrome OS. Windows is ok for people who want something that just works, but is proprietary and prone to viruses; Chrome OS is for people who want something that just works, is Linux based, and who don't mind living in the Cloud; Mac OS is for people who want something that just works, is more mainstream like Windows along with being a proprietary OS, but also *nix based, whereas Linux based OS's like Ubuntu are more of a nerdy OS for someone who doesn’t mind getting their hands dirty in the Terminal, and don’t mind spending hours getting things all working. I'm the nerdy type, but since using Chrome OS, I don’t seem to be able to find the time to mess around in forums and in the Terminal trying to find what I need to get something done, then have to spend twice as long troubleshooting why the command didn’t work.** | **I love using Ubuntu and Linux over Windows, but the problems that I've encountered after having a long absence from Ubuntu and the full Linux experience, have done only one real thing – which is show me how simple and easy it can be to use Linux – if it's done in a consumer orientated and consumer friendly way Like Google has done with Chrome OS. Windows is ok for people who want something that just works, but is proprietary and prone to viruses; Chrome OS is for people who want something that just works, is Linux based, and who don't mind living in the Cloud; Mac OS is for people who want something that just works, is more mainstream like Windows along with being a proprietary OS, but also *nix based, whereas Linux based OS's like Ubuntu are more of a nerdy OS for someone who doesn’t mind getting their hands dirty in the Terminal, and don’t mind spending hours getting things all working. I'm the nerdy type, but since using Chrome OS, I don’t seem to be able to find the time to mess around in forums and in the Terminal trying to find what I need to get something done, then have to spend twice as long troubleshooting why the command didn’t work.** | ||
+ | Je mets actuellement mon énergie dans l' | ||
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**I really love having a free and Open Source OS on my secondary Laptop, but if I can't get it to do something as simple as burn a DVD video – without the hassle of having to troubleshoot and figure out how to get a missing dependency – then I don't know if I should go back to Ubuntu any-time soon. It’s ok for now – with Windows on my secondary Laptop until I've got the time to figure things out in Ubuntu, or just go for the next best thing when I next have to wipe the slate on my secondary Laptop and start again and dual-boot Ubuntu and Windows, or just attempt a triple boot setup of Windows 10 Technical Preview, Windows 8.1, and Ubuntu.** | **I really love having a free and Open Source OS on my secondary Laptop, but if I can't get it to do something as simple as burn a DVD video – without the hassle of having to troubleshoot and figure out how to get a missing dependency – then I don't know if I should go back to Ubuntu any-time soon. It’s ok for now – with Windows on my secondary Laptop until I've got the time to figure things out in Ubuntu, or just go for the next best thing when I next have to wipe the slate on my secondary Laptop and start again and dual-boot Ubuntu and Windows, or just attempt a triple boot setup of Windows 10 Technical Preview, Windows 8.1, and Ubuntu.** | ||
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+ | j'aime vraiment profiter d'un système d' |
issue91/mon_histoire.1424634211.txt.gz · Dernière modification : 2015/02/22 20:43 de vincent