Are there other programs that can do that with other Linux distros
like Ubuntu or MX Linux?
There is a program for installing Puppy Linux into a folder on a Hard
dive, called LICK
https://github.com/noryb009/lick/releases/tag/v1.3.4
Just boot Puppy from the folder instead of creating a bootable DVD or
USB stick, but it only works on Puppy based distributions.
Are there other programs that can do that with other Linux distros like Ubuntu or MX Linux?
There is a program for installing Puppy Linux into a folder on a Hard
dive, called LICK
https://github.com/noryb009/lick/releases/tag/v1.3.4
Just boot Puppy from the folder instead of creating a bootable DVD or
USB stick, but it only works on Puppy based distributions.
Are there other programs that can do that with other Linux distros like Ubuntu or MX Linux?
Microsoft has invested in their own distribution of Linux which
runs from Windows. Of course that is putting the cart (Window) before
the horse (Linux) better to put Linux on the fixed drive and run
Windows from a virtual machine(Thus Lunux would be protecting the
Windows from intrusions.)
bliss - brought to you by the power and ease of PCLinuxOS,
the Perfect Computer Linux Operating System.
and a minor case of hypergraphia
Are there other programs that can do that with other Linux distros like Ubuntu or MX Linux?
Pent wrote:
There is a program for installing Puppy Linux into a folder on a HardThat's not exactly what Lick is doing.
dive, called LICK
https://github.com/noryb009/lick/releases/tag/v1.3.4
Just boot Puppy from the folder instead of creating a bootable DVD or
USB stick, but it only works on Puppy based distributions.
From Windows you run Lick and it installs Puppy to the hdd and it mod/s
the boot so that you can boot Puppy from the hdd instead of Win. So, to
me, the 'problem' is the boot mod.
That method/strategy has disadvantages compared to some other Puppy alternatives like a frugal install which does NOT need to make changes
to the boot sector, but IS able to park essential Puppy elements on a
dir on the Win hdd.
Are there other programs that can do that with other Linux distrosThe newest fork of wubi is wubiuefi which supports up to Ub 20.04 and I
like Ubuntu or MX Linux?
think other -ub/s which use Ubiquity installer.
Personally, if I wanted to put my linux/es on something faster than a
USB, I would put Ventoy on an SSD instead of a USB and just copy
whichever linux/es I wanted to the SSD.
On 5/22/22 00:52, Pent wrote:
There is a program for installing Puppy Linux into a folder on a Hard
dive, called LICK
https://github.com/noryb009/lick/releases/tag/v1.3.4
Just boot Puppy from the folder instead of creating a bootable DVD or
USB stick, but it only works on Puppy based distributions.
Are there other programs that can do that with other Linux distros
like Ubuntu or MX Linux?
Microsoft has invested in their own distribution of Linux which
runs from Windows. Of course that is putting the cart (Window) before
the horse (Linux) better to put Linux on the fixed drive and run
Windows from a virtual machine(Thus Lunux would be protecting the
Windows from intrusions.)
bliss - brought to you by the power and ease of PCLinuxOS,
the Perfect Computer Linux Operating System.
and a minor case of hypergraphia
Am Sonntag, 22. Mai 2022, um 08:52:31 Uhr schrieb Pent:
Are there other programs that can do that with other Linux distros
like Ubuntu or MX Linux?
For Ubuntu Wubi exist: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wubi
No longer supported, download link heads straight to the Ubuntu
desktop download page.
Tried it after Marco's reply and searching for a newer version.
Ubuntu wont shut down for some reason, have to hold power button down
and do a hard reset.
Am Montag, 23. Mai 2022, um 09:46:28 Uhr schrieb Dex:
Tried it after Marco's reply and searching for a newer version.
Ubuntu wont shut down for some reason, have to hold power button down
and do a hard reset.
Please disable Plymouth in the boot options (disable quit and splash)
and then look what the problem is.
On 23/05/2022 10:15, Marco Moock wrote:
Am Montag, 23. Mai 2022, um 09:46:28 Uhr schrieb Dex:
Tried it after Marco's reply and searching for a newer version.
Ubuntu wont shut down for some reason, have to hold power button
down and do a hard reset.
Please disable Plymouth in the boot options (disable quit and
splash) and then look what the problem is.
I get this trying to shutdown.
https://paste.pictures/eSOHFnqzY.jpg
On 5/22/22 00:52, Pent wrote:Lunux would be protecting the
There is a program for installing Puppy Linux into a folder on a Hard dive, called LICK
https://github.com/noryb009/lick/releases/tag/v1.3.4
Just boot Puppy from the folder instead of creating a bootable DVD or USB stick, but it only works on Puppy based distributions.
Are there other programs that can do that with other Linux distros like Ubuntu or MX Linux?
Microsoft has invested in their own distribution of Linux which runs from Windows. Of course that is putting the cart (Window) before the horse (Linux) better to put Linux on the fixed drive and run Windows from a virtual machine(Thus
Windows from intrusions.)
bliss - brought to you by the power and ease of PCLinuxOS,
the Perfect Computer Linux Operating System.
and a minor case of hypergraphia
On 5/22/2022 10:49 AM, Bobbie Sellers wrote:
On 5/22/22 00:52, Pent wrote:
There is a program for installing Puppy Linux into a folder on a Hard
dive, called LICK
https://github.com/noryb009/lick/releases/tag/v1.3.4
Just boot Puppy from the folder instead of creating a bootable DVD or
USB stick, but it only works on Puppy based distributions.
Are there other programs that can do that with other Linux distros
like Ubuntu or MX Linux?
Microsoft has invested in their own distribution of Linux which
runs from Windows. Of course that is putting the cart (Window) before
the horse (Linux) better to put Linux on the fixed drive and run
Windows from a virtual machine(Thus Lunux would be protecting the
Windows from intrusions.)
bliss - brought to you by the power and ease of PCLinuxOS,
the Perfect Computer Linux Operating System.
and a minor case of hypergraphia
You can run rootless Linux graphical applications on Windows,
with no outward signs of the usual decorations. The beta version
for the Insider version of Windows10 was terribly jerky, but that
is fixed now. The Insider version of Windows10 is another name
for Windows 11.
They could have put this on Windows 10, but marketing said
not to.
This is a Ubuntu distro under the hood, in a couple containers.
With AMD graphics, you get a driver straight from the AMD site
to enable WSLg, while with NVidia graphics, the Windows Update
NVidia driver is good enough.
[Picture] If the frame is blank, right click and select "reload"
https://i.postimg.cc/9MWTXFgj/Dualing-Firefoxes.gif
I've already used this -- for cases where some UserAgent
sniffing activity requires a second browser with impeccable
credentials. And that would be the Linux one :-) Because I
don't like the incessant updating activity of the Windows one,
I just use an ESR on the Windows side.
Since the two profiles are in entirely different places,
they do not conflict.
The Ubuntu update activity is a bit different in this
environment, in that you type a command to do whatever
is in queue. There is a little less pestering. A nice model.
Since changing my graphics from AMD to NVidia, my VirtualBox 6
is working a little better, but it still isn't perfect. It isn't
qemu kvm good. So while I would normally suggest a decorated VM
window for this sort of thing, VirtualBox still isn't 100%.
(It was working for a bit, but some update damaged it.)
And I finally broke down and tried the Hyper-V interface...
and did not like the patronizing attitude. So back in the box
it goes. The thing is, Ben from Connectix showed them how
to design an interface. Why couldn't they have learned
something from that ? (Connectix used to be a Mac hw/sw
company until Microsoft bought it for the "Virtual PC" product,
which got ported to Windows.) The product succumbed to the
usual "form over function" disease.
Paul
On 23/05/2022 10:15, Marco Moock wrote:
Am Montag, 23. Mai 2022, um 09:46:28 Uhr schrieb Dex:
Tried it after Marco's reply and searching for a newer version.
Ubuntu wont shut down for some reason, have to hold power button down
and do a hard reset.
Please disable Plymouth in the boot options (disable quit and splash)
and then look what the problem is.
I get this trying to shutdown.
https://paste.pictures/eSOHFnqzY.jpg
| Sysop: | Keyop |
|---|---|
| Location: | Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, UK |
| Users: | 307 |
| Nodes: | 16 (2 / 14) |
| Uptime: | 38:08:14 |
| Calls: | 6,910 |
| Files: | 12,376 |
| Messages: | 5,428,921 |
