That's a mighty jump up of 14 MAFoElffen!!!
Correction of above post takes me to 169
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That's a mighty jump up of 14 MAFoElffen!!!
Correction of above post takes me to 169
Sounds like a possible answer doesn't it!
Do please let us know as it would be good to see a more definitive answer to your problem.
I'm not on a Linux box at the moment but using an Android...
That is, I'm afraid, way past my skill-set to interpret very helpfully.
You real hardware is much newer and should be more capable than mine which is now 11 and 10 years old, neither with two...
I suspect that grub is being managed and run from the wrong OS partition and that the /etc/default/grub file you have edited is not the file in use by grub.
Can you show us the /etc/default/grub...
It would be interesting to know what VM settings you are using and your host machine spec.
How many CPU cores and how much ram do your VMs have allocated; which video setting do you use?
I have...
In the far distant memory I have of my start in the Ubuntu OS 4.10 or 5.04 I always installed the default gnome 2 system but then often added kubuntu-desktop package to that.
Yes, I ended up with...
Interesting!
I wonder how many other changes to important filesystem sites that I often use have been made in 24.04.
One I do know already is that /etc/apt/sources.list is used no more; it is now...
Potentially risky, and the online update from 23.10 or 22.04 to the new 24.04 is not yet available by normal means. It will probably be available when the first point version (24.04.1) of noble is...
Sorry but I've installed 24.04 using the new bootstrap installer in KVM/QEMU where I allow it to install as default onto the virtual disk.
I have never looked into changing the bootloader site...
What version of Ubuntu using which DE?
Edit the MComix .desktop file, probably in /usr/share/applications and replace the pathway in the line pointing to the current icon with the full pathway to your new icon file.
You may need to...
Ubuntu 24.04 does not use ubiquity so I not sure of the reasoning behind your query.
Give us as much detail as possible and perhaps we can move forward on this subject.
@ 1fallen
Surely with the line
GRUB_TIMEOUT=0
you will still not see the grub menu. I always change it to 2 in place of 0.
I just use
sudo apt install /path/to/file.deb
You must use the full path to the file or if it's in Downloads open a terminal in Downloads and run command
sudo apt install ./file.deb
No need...
I think you will find that your hardware with 4G of low speed ram is too low spec for the sensible, speedy use of the default Gnome desktop version of Ubuntu.
Try again with one of the other DE...
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