current laptop has only an SSD for storage (256
GB, I believe, half for Linux and half for Windows). I use Linux on it
98% of the time. Swap space allocated on the SSD. No problem at all so
far in 1 year of operation.
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igured sudoers file, there should seldom be a need
to log in as root. Not never, of course, but with such infrequency and
so little disk use as to be negligible.
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ncur. For my use case, if I needed more than 1GB of swap, the
system would likely end up thrashing so I only typically allocate 1GB
for RAM >= 4GB.
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should not be
an issue. I could see, maybe, how suspend may need some swap, mind you,
as it does use RAM but very little over and above what is currently
being used by the running programs?
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lan0 power off
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s.
> Anyway, with cable, he one thing that would work is if the Androids'
> external SD card appears as storage in the laptop file
> browser.
See jmtpfs.
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On Monday, 7 Sep 2015 at 16:28, Michael wrote:
> but they wont use a cable connection, which, anyway, did not work on
> linux for me so far.
FYI, gphotofs and gthumb, tools that depend on gphoto2, work very well
for a cable connection with Android phones, at least for photos.
> But i won't try t
huts down instead of hibernates
if the power goes too low? Shutting down may seem extreme but at least
it will be in a better state.
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"non-free"?
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ynx or, most often,
eww within Emacs.
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There are plenty of browsers to choose from in Debian, many of which are
low memory. Iceweasel (Firefox) is not the best choice necessarily...
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several xterms, and various sundry utilities (conky, music)
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r needs to be rotated one element to the right
> relative to the preceding row vector.
Find a smooth surface. Put one finger in the centre of the laptop. Use
the other hand to spin the laptop.
What does this have to do with debian-laptop?
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well use the memory as much as you can.
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rt to learn to do things with
> the CLI.
Very true ... but maybe not very helpful for the OP?
For the OP, have you (a) looked at the system logs (which you can easily
do in text mode) and maybe (b) reconfigured the X server?
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forehand, but the laptop
> was offered as a special deal.
You may need to install firmware from the non-free Debian
repository. For instance, on my Dell laptop, I needed to install
firmware-iwlwifi to get the WiFi working.
What does 'lspci -v' show as output?
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completely to Jessie: update the sources list and do an 'apt-get
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Or, if you have /home separate, install Jessie over whatever you have
installed currently. This often works best and is one of the main
reasons for having separate disk partitions for / and
date driver.
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check the output of "lspci -v" to see what the graphics card is
specifically.
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Eric S Fraga writes:
> Hello,
>
> I was hoping somebody could suggest where to start looking to try to
> sort out a problem with my laptop. I have a Samsung N220 which has been
> running Debian testing+unstable for over a year now. I have been able
> to suspend (not
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Any suggestions very welcome indeed!
Thanks,
eric
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Gérard Robin writes:
[...]
> I feel that listening music on command line is no longer fashionable.
It may not be fashionable (although I am not sure how this has been
quantified) but it's my preferred way of listening to music on a
computer. I use moc, by the way.
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On Sun, 21 Mar 2010 15:29:01 +0100, Martin Ågren wrote:
>
> A post for the archives...
>
> I have now installed Squeeze on Samsung N220, but since my experiences
> (and hardware!?) differ a little, I'll add to Eric's report:
[...]
> I got AR9285 instead, using ath9k. Modules loaded and
Intere
On Thu, 18 Mar 2010 19:03:58 +, Eric S Fraga wrote:
> I recently acquired a Samsung N220 laptop (Intel Atom N450 chip, 10"
[...]
> which I cannot seem to control in any way: I cannot adjust the
> brightness of the display. The display is stuck at a fairly low level
&
On Thu, 18 Mar 2010 22:53:06 +0100, Martin Ågren wrote:
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> On 18 March 2010 20:03, Eric S Fraga wrote:
> > I recently acquired a Samsung N220 laptop (Intel Atom N450 chip, 10"
> > screen, etc). After some playing around, yesterday I was able to
Hello,
I recently acquired a Samsung N220 laptop (Intel Atom N450 chip, 10"
screen, etc). After some playing around, yesterday I was able to
install Debian squeeze on this system and managed to get even wireless
working (once I tracked down the firmware required). Sounds works as well.
Unfortun
On 2009-02-27, Mark Goldshtein wrote:
> Actually, the task is not to start WindowMaker instead of KDE. I need
> them both and seek for ability to choose one at the moment of X
> session started. According to your method, will I have a chance to
> start X session with KDE?
I do the following (you'
At Mon, 18 Feb 2008 15:53:12 -0600, Preston Boyington wrote:
>
> I am looking at picking up this laptop for a friend of mine this
> afternoon and will be installing Debian on it shortly thereafter (I
> don't plan to boot this thing up into Vista at all). Seeing as how this
> is a 64 bit machin
At Fri, 16 Nov 2007 16:36:17 +, I wrote:
> I've been trying to get my Dell Latitude D630 with an Intel graphics
> controller to display on an external monitor. I did manage to get it
> to display the same as on the laptop but am told I can have the
> external monitor display a separate desktop
Memory at feb0 (64-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=1M]
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At Fri, 16 Nov 2007 16:36:17 +, I wrote:
> Can anybody help? I have attached my current xorg.conf file which
> is based on one I found on the 'net.
I guess it would help if I had actually attached the file... sigh.
eric
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