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I am planning on buying a wifi adapter that features a RTL8811CU chip (ugreen CM448). I previously bought a very cheap generic wifi adapter which did not work in linux out of the box and even after watching countless videos on YouTube on how to get it working I just could not get it to work although ...

My motherboard only support DDR3 RAM and I only have one DDR3 4GB RAM. I previously had two sticks of the same model but one had gone bad now I am willing to buy another one but because of the RAM model being very old, there is no more sticks of the same model available on the market (new or used ...

CharlesV wrote: Mon Feb 05, 2024 10:28 pm For the copying issue - two things I can think of.

First, you can insert the entire pdf your working on, and then rearrange it. ( ie multiple copy ) or,

second use PDF Arranger.. it can do some pretty cool things.

i meant copying texts from the PDF document and not the document itself

Both are available for linux, however as I recall the Adobe reader is like on windows - only a few things can be done.

I personally thin the free version of Master PDF editor (version 4) is the best that I have encountered, but there are quite a few out there. And there are other tools that can ...

CharlesV wrote: Mon Feb 05, 2024 10:03 pm What windows PDF reader do you use?

Adobe acrobat reader and Foxit pdf reader. And they do not have any of these issues even on the free edition.

I have tried many PDF applications on linux like master PDF editor, Okular, Evince etc. I was overall satisfied with the features that master PDF editor came with but when i need to copy texts from a PDF file, I can only copy from one page at a time. Another problem I face with master PDF Editor is ...

I was thinking about installing LXDE for periods when I want my PC to run even faster. But is it okay to have multiple DEs installed or i should rather multiboot?
System:
Kernel: 6.1.0-16-amd64 [6.1.67-1] arch: x86_64 bits: 64 compiler: gcc v: 12.2.0
parameters: BOOT_IMAGE=/boot/vmlinuz-6.1.0-16 ...

Final tip: cut and paste the 3 lines relating the bg images to the end of the conky text (but before the "]]" close brackets). Don't leave any empty lines at the spots where you cut and where you paste the 3 lines.


following this tip made it look a bit more whiteish. but by making draw blended ...

Hi,

I use Ksnip (not a KDE specific piece of software).

It's a screenshot tool, but can be used to open and add to normal picture files.

See here: https://imgur.com/yd4dhmz . This is a screenshot that I've put a few examples into. It'll do the same with jpg etc...

Richard.


thx it works ...

Next time, please copy and paste the conky config text AS TEXT, enclosed within the "[ code ]" and "[ /code ]" tags (without the spaces I added before and after the word "code" to prevent the formatting from triggering). Images are not searchable nor can you copy text from images.

However I can ...