wanted to know what version the laptop dock OS is am trying to download falsh and java give me few options
1.yum for linux
2.tar.gz for other linux
3. linux
4.rpm for other linux
5.apt for abuntu 10.0.4+
6. linux x64
7. linux x64 rpm
huzi7868 said:
wanted to know what version the laptop dock OS is am trying to download falsh and java give me few options
1.yum for linux
2.tar.gz for other linux
3. linux
4.rpm for other linux
5.apt for abuntu 10.0.4+
6. linux x64
7. linux x64 rpm
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webtop is ubuntu, i think 8.xx however if you want falsh working there are many how-to on the forums here on how to upgrade the stock browser to FF or chrome with working falsh.
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Installed Ubuntu via VM virtualbox.However during installation it seems Ubuntu is not recognizing my OS to work along with.How can I get it to?
bootloader unlock
twrp install
mazahack said:
bootloader unlock
twrp install
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Kali net hunter isn't officially supported for honor 9. So you have to wait that someone modify it for the honor 9.
Is your device rooted? If so install Linux deploy off Google play, and install the Kali Linux distro, you will have to install the software you need on it afterwards, but, you will get a full ARM64 Kali build running. You can ssh into it, or use an x11 or vnc viewer for the desktop.
It has full network access etc.. since it's running from the systems kernel and boot stuff, it's just a container for the Linux distro, so it runs as you would expect Linux to run an an ARM CPU, it's NOT a VM.
Has anyone out there installed the Linux version of SMART Notebook 11 for Linux and used the Chromebook connected to a smartboard successfully?
Hello, I am looking to install an OS on my HP Touchpad but I'm thinking of possibly Linux desktop OS. I have seen Ubuntu run on it but I would like to know if anyone has been able to get Arch Linux (Created within the past few years) to run and working properly? If Arch Linux is not an option I will take any Linux OS that will run on it.
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Hello, I am looking to install an OS on my HP Touchpad but I'm thinking of possibly Linux desktop OS. I have seen Ubuntu run on it but I would like to know if anyone has been able to get Arch Linux (Created within the past few years) to run and working properly? If Arch Linux is not an option I will take any Linux OS that will run on it.
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All the information is on here and also videos on how it works. Is a full arm Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Bionic Beaver been run in a chroot environment.
How to install Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Bionic Beaver, armhf on the HP Touchpad
I have a Dell Latitude notebook. I bought it form dell. It had Windows 11 on it. But I wiped it clean and installed Linux. I have a VM installed Virtual Box. So I am asking should I just use Linux and VM Widows 11 or should I reinstall Windows 11? I liked Win 11. It is one of my favorite versions of Windows yet... I use to be really skilled with Windows. Now I feel totally lost and vulnerable like I am asking to be a victim. Linux just feels like a fortress to me.
I mean I can't tell you what to do but it would have been a good idea to familiarise yourself with whatever distribution before you nuke Windows.
HyperV vm, Linux in vm.
How to Enable Hyper-V in Windows 11
If you like using virtual machines, then it's a good idea to learn how to use Hyper-V on Windows 11.
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