jamba
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Post by jamba on Nov 17, 2022 18:32:07 GMT
OK, i am not familiar with Bodhi (legacy) but am excited to see it in action.
Was looking for a 32-bit installation to give some new life to an old laptop that has been on the shelf for many years. an old toshiba satellite (circa 2002) with WinXP and only a couple g of ram.
so far so good - successfully installed and about half way through the dist upgrade.
Hoping for some basic functionality on this old laptop.
fingers crossed.
anyone else have good success with a legacy setup on a system with minimum resources? tips and tricks? (im sure there is a page in the forums for such a setup)
thanks!
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Post by Hippytaff on Nov 17, 2022 22:29:55 GMT
Hi jamba
Welcome to the forums and community. Glad you decided to use Bodhi to revive your old machine. I’ve done so many times with 10-15 year old 32bit machines. Let us know how it goes.
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oscarb75
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Post by oscarb75 on Nov 18, 2022 6:43:09 GMT
My firt experience with Bodhi, was on a Toshiba R600 ( very cool laptop! ).
It has a 2x1.4 ghz CPU, 3gb DDR2 and normal hd. I installed the 6.0 version, and it works very well.
Before Bodhi, I tried Win10 ( silly me! ), and, of course, it was not suitable for such a setup.
I did another test with Ubuntu: same result.
Bodhi will stay there.
I think that the 32 bit version will work on your laptop. Let us know about it, and welcome to the forum!
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Sharp
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Post by Sharp on Nov 19, 2022 2:52:11 GMT
Welcome to the forum!
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Post by oblio on Nov 21, 2022 13:48:13 GMT
Hello jamba , welcome to the Bodhi Linux forum. |
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trolik
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Snap shot. Hi people! I need to take snap-shot (like used to in Windows 10) of part of the screen.
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Post by trolik on Dec 20, 2022 14:45:23 GMT
Hello users of the Bodhi! I don't know how to start a topic. Fairly new/unexperienced to Bodhi, so I put my querry here. I do apologise for any inconvenience caused. I tried to take snap-shot of part of the screen. Can't see that feature at Take Screenshot pre-installed to Bodhi tool. Found somethink like this: sudo apt install moksha-module-screenshot in one of the forums, but probably doesn't work. Can any one give me a hint what software under Bodhi is for a partial screen-shot? Kindest regards  ! Trolik |
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Post by thewaiter on Dec 20, 2022 16:47:22 GMT
Hi Trolik Yes, moksha-module-screenshot is what you are looking for. As you have installed module, you need to enable it under menu->settings->modules settings. Once you have enabled module, you need to add module GUI called gadget. Press right mouse button on empty shelf (panel) and invoke content. Add screenshot to the shelf. Change capture mode to "Select region". The taken pic will be stored in /home/user/Desktop folder. i.imgur.com/17MoKXg.jpg Stefan |
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trolik
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Snap shot. Hi people! I need to take snap-shot (like used to in Windows 10) of part of the screen.
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Post by trolik on Dec 21, 2022 0:58:41 GMT
Hi Stefan You are helping me again. You are a star! something went wrong: ibb.co/qjB0L9fMost likely I am doing something wrong. Maybe there is a place in the internet where I can copy proper wording line to install or even click an icon to install the moksha-screenshot? Thanks once again. Krzysztof |
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Post by thewaiter on Dec 21, 2022 7:23:26 GMT
Open terminology
sudo apt install moksha-module-screenshot
type password and press Enter
Stefan
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trolik
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Snap shot. Hi people! I need to take snap-shot (like used to in Windows 10) of part of the screen.
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Post by trolik on Dec 21, 2022 23:30:36 GMT
I did It asks only "Do you want to continue? [Y/n]", I put 'y' enter and the system shows errors Maybe I should type 'sudo' then enter? Then 'apt' enter. 'install' enter. and 'moksha-module-screenshot' enter. I have done that too and always shows errors. when 'sudo' enter and then the whole 'apt install moksha-module-screenshot' enter asks if I am root. it rather never gets to the point when it asks for password. The errors are here: ibb.co/jMh7LXGThank you thewaiter! Krzysztof |
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Post by enigma9o7 on Dec 22, 2022 2:10:01 GMT
Trolik, it seems like a new install that has never had software database updated. So first run `sudo apt update` then you'll be able to install software with apt.
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Post by thewaiter on Dec 22, 2022 9:47:41 GMT
Yes, Enigma is right
sudo apt update (Enter)
sudo apt install moksha-module-screenshot (Enter)
Stefan
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trolik
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Snap shot. Hi people! I need to take snap-shot (like used to in Windows 10) of part of the screen.
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Post by trolik on Feb 16, 2023 4:20:43 GMT
Hello Friends! I have installed something that appeared as a new item in settings->modules. Can't remember exactly as that has been done shortly after my previous response 21st of December. I think that was the 'screenshot' or the 'shot', visible here: ibb.co/C94GzQy . I bet that was rather the 'screenshot'. Unfortunately I was not able to move forward. Not sure how to make it working. I see in the 'thewaiter' response from 20th December, that I need to add a module called 'gadget'. Don't know how to do it. It looks, like your help make sense: I learn slowly and make a small progress. Sorry for not doing it quicker: a lot is going on in my new job and private life is not easier either. I hope that someone will at least try to help me again, if will have a while guys. If something not clear I am keen to add necessary explanation. Kindest regards, trolik (Krzysztof) |
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