To whom this may concern about updates. May want to pay attention even during the Holidays to new security updates.

http://www.infoworld.com/article/3152715...tk.rss_all

Can someone point me to the name of the log file in var/log/  that shows a list of websites visited?

Many thanks & Merry Christmas everyone!
Mike

Hi all,

We were missing a File Transfer application in our Lite Software list. Not anymore! We have now included the well known and popular Filezilla to Lite Software. FileZilla is a powerful file management tool for FTP/FTPS/SFTP access to remote servers. Containing numerous tools to help upload and download files between your local machine and the remote server you're connecting to.

I searched the Forum and could not find mention of this issue, so I'm bringing it up here for a possible resolution. 

I have been running Linux for about 3 years on my personal PC's (I got rid of all of my Winbloz software and switched to Linux Lite.) 

For those that don't know, many people are "Cutting the Cord" to traditional Satellite and Cable TV Services and replacing them with traditional Antenna's + a DVR Device and Network Based Dual Tuner Device which will give you a perfect picture on all of the local digital tv channels in your area.  Additionally, this allows one to time shift their watching and enjoy watching their shows on practically any device they own. 

To handle the old Cable Channels that are not available via Antenna, they are keeping their Internet Only, and then subscribing to IPTV Services like "DirecTV Now" (Which just came available), "Sling" which has been around for a couple of years and a newer one called "Playstation Vue" which has also been around about a year.  After comparing Pricing, Features and DVR Capabilities, I decided to take the plunge and sign up tonight for the "Playstation Vue" Service.

The vendor (Sony) says that it runs on iPhones, iPads, Android Phones, Playstation PS4 and PS3 boxes, Amazon Fire TV Boxes and Sticks, Roku Boxes, as well as Mac's and PC's running in the Web Browser.

The sales page containing the FAQ's clearly states the following:

Note: PlayStation™Vue is supported on the most recent versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Microsoft Edge. PlayStation™Vue on the Web requires Flash Player.

So to say I was excited to see that was and understatement !

After signing up for the service, I proceded to login to my account and select Watch Live, and was instantly greeted by a notice stating that the web browser I was using on my system (Google Chrome 64bit) was insufficient, and that they recommended Firefox.  So I shut down Google Chrome and fired up my Firefox software only to be greeted with the message that the Firefox Browser on my system needs to be upgraded to the current version.  I ran all of the updates just yesterday, and went ahead and ran them again today, but stil receive the same error.

I can't believe this software won't run on Linux (particularly since it appears to be working on Android, Mac and other Linux-ish derivative Operating Systems)

You can sign up for a free 7 Day Trial to test it out on your systems.  Tomorrow I'll be installing it on a new 2nd Generation Amazon Fire TV Box and a new 2nd Generation Fire TV Stick as this is where the software will be primarily run.  Here is the link if you want to give it a try.

https://www.playstation.com/en-us/network/vue/

Anyway, I can't figure out for the life of me why this won't run as I can run just about anything else I've every tried on these two browsers without issues in the past.

I'm currently running Linux Lite 2.8 64bit LTS version.  I can run youtube videos, personal videos, mp3 files, DVD's, etc just fine on my PC.

My PC is a scratch built ASUS Mother board running a Water Cooled Intel® Core™ i7-4790K CPU @ 4.00GHz, 32GB of RAM and an Nvidia Video Card.  It's quite a beast!  Google Chrome Browser is version  49.0.2623.75 (64-bit), and Firefox Browser is version 50.1.0

Any Ideas what I can try to get this running?  Has anyone else tried to run this software on this version of Linux Lite?

Thanks in advance for any assistance or suggestions...

Source - http://www.cio.com/article/3152807/linux...ading.html

I did a little research with this in google.  Little confused about where to go with my searches. 

I needed to update the firmware on my ford sync.  All this involves is downloading the zip file and then extracting the files to the usb stick.  But what Archive Manager for gnome and Windows zip (whatever they call it) extracts is two different things! 

This the way it should look



This the way it looks in Linux Lite



Both extract files but not the files I need for the car.  Only Windows did it right.  Is there anyway around this?

After having installed some updates on Lite 3.0, along with some new applications, I received a GUI failure on the next boot. Do I post any logs here?

This is somewhat of a workaround until we get full support in Firefox.

Source - https://linuxconfig.org/play-netflix-on-...th-firefox



https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox...src=search

All,

I just installed Linux Lite on my Acer Aspire One. All things looked good. I applied updates, activated the driver code for AMD and Broadcom, the copied back the stuff from an external drive. I even configured Thunderbird. After that I am unable to log in. It is like something in the update either reset my password or changed the keyboard configuration to non-American or something. The login screen doesn't give me an option to view password while typing so I cannot see if there has been some keyboard change.

How do I fix this?

I love your Christmas Template and a very Merry and Joyous Christmas to all who celebrate the birth of Christ. To all others, Happy Holidays and a Blessed New Year.