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- 2020/03/10 14:01:56
- Forum: CentOS 8 - General Support
- Topic: Installed CentOs 8 on top of windows 10
- Replies: 12
- Views: 1239
Re: Installed CentOs 8 on top of windows 10
I don't want to discourage a Linux beginner, but perhaps CentOS is not the best operating system for daily desktop use. Not for a beginner. There are many, many more distributions that provide a level of hand-holding that make them more comfortable for a beginner's use. Particularly with GUIs. Parti...
- 2020/02/14 23:46:08
- Forum: CentOS 8 - General Support
- Topic: installl KDE on server minimum installation
- Replies: 5
- Views: 333
- 2020/02/14 14:20:45
- Forum: CentOS 8 - General Support
- Topic: installl KDE on server minimum installation
- Replies: 5
- Views: 333
Re: installl KDE on server minimum installation
There are no package management helpers in 8.x as of yet. Best to learn dnf/yum.
- 2019/11/20 13:28:10
- Forum: CentOS 7 - General Support
- Topic: Newbie CentOS user looking for working CentOS version
- Replies: 2
- Views: 117
Re: Newbie CentOS user looking for working CentOS version
Your "brand new laptop" probably has hardware that is not yet recognized by the 4.18 kernel in 8, and obviously not 7. Since you *appear* to have some limited success installing 8, why not install 8 and upgrade the kernel to 5.3? You may (or may not) have better hardware recognition with that newer ...
- 2019/11/18 16:44:44
- Forum: CentOS 8 - General Support
- Topic: SABNZBD rpm installation on Centos8
- Replies: 1
- Views: 1870
Re: SABNZBD rpm installation on Centos8
The solution is to create a symbolic link to python2 or python3. This will create the symlink to python3:
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sudo ln -s /usr/bin/python3 /usr/bin/python
- 2019/11/10 12:50:53
- Forum: CentOS 7 - General Support
- Topic: how to install keeping old /home?
- Replies: 5
- Views: 565
Re: how to install keeping old /home?
Instead of fighting with the very limited Anaconda installer to accept a '/home' on a separate drive, it is much simpler for me to create symlinks to the data directories on that second drive. Takes all of 2 seconds once the system is up and running.
- 2019/10/25 02:32:18
- Forum: User Comments
- Topic: What means CentOs.1908, CentOs.1905 ??
- Replies: 3
- Views: 1728
Re: What means CentOs.1908, CentOs.1905 ??
That's fine, I'm bad in everything else.
YY=YearYear=(20)19, (20)20, (21)21......last two digits in this century.
MM=MonthMonth=01, 02, 03..10, 11, 12. Or January through December, two-digit, incrementally numbered.
Abreviations such as mM, yY. etc., are different.
YY=YearYear=(20)19, (20)20, (21)21......last two digits in this century.
MM=MonthMonth=01, 02, 03..10, 11, 12. Or January through December, two-digit, incrementally numbered.
Abreviations such as mM, yY. etc., are different.