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Giving Linux a Try Again – Ubuntu {review}

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Well, I am trying out Linux again.  I have installed a few different distros over the years, and never been particularly successful with any of them.  One of Michael’s friends, a computer-science major, recommended that I try Ubuntu, so I installed that the other day.  The installation process was not encouraging.  It took me 14-1/2 […]

WFMW – movie “tickets”

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I’m rather late on Works for Me Wednesday this week.  It’s Thursday.  But, as the WFMW post I had planned for this week fits the theme, I will post it anyway. We recently determined that Ariel had been spending too much time on watching movies.  This had come about because when she first started asking […]

Finding Your Computer’s System Information

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The other day I needed information about my laptop memory, processor speed, etc.  (to sign up for Protonic, which is free tech support).  I knew there was a simple command to help locate this information, but I hadn’t used it for so long I couldn’t remember what it was, and had to look it up.  […]