If you like using Notepad++(IT RULES) in windows. For Linux it would be Notepadqq :) it's pretty much the same by far the closes to Notepad++Open a Terminal Window (I use... moreIf you like using Notepad++(IT RULES) in windows. For Linux it would be Notepadqq :) it's pretty much the same by far the closes to Notepad++Open a Terminal Window (I use TERMINATOR lol Terminal)sudo add-apt-repository ppa:notepadqq-team/notepadqqsudo apt-get updatesudo apt-get install notepadqq(I will add a screen shot here later)Then you can find it under Development "Notepadqq source code editor"I'm pretty much done with Windows I stay on Linux 99.99999% of the time then try to do Windows in VM. :)Xubuntu NO UNITY garbage. :) less
Monitor and Control your Nvidia Fan Speed in Linux.You should have already installed Nvidia X-Server.That will show your temps but your fans will be set at default "AUTO"Open a... moreMonitor and Control your Nvidia Fan Speed in Linux.You should have already installed Nvidia X-Server.That will show your temps but your fans will be set at default "AUTO"Open a Terminal WindowType or copy and paste these lines of text press enter after each line.sudo nvidia-xconfigsudo nvidia-xconfig --cool-bits=4If you don't have a xconfig file it will make one for you.Restart your computer and check the box above Fan Speed and set the speed you like.Turn on Nvidia fan control in Linux (Xubuntu, Ubuntu tested)Now you can set any fan speed for gaming! LOL less
How to dual boot Linux (the easy way) with Windows 8, 8.1 or 10 You can put it on a single drive multiple partition or two drives. FIRST Dump the UEFI boot & Secure boot, boot... moreHow to dual boot Linux (the easy way) with Windows 8, 8.1 or 10 You can put it on a single drive multiple partition or two drives. FIRST Dump the UEFI boot & Secure boot, boot legacy, set your sata drives to RAID but don't create a raid partition. If you're using a single drive create one NTFS partion on the back of the drive. Install Windows 8, 8.junk or 10 on the front of the drive (IN THE FREE SPACE) it will make both of it's partitions (or three for Windows 10). 100 to 200meg system partition & the windows operating system. After Windows is installed delete the NTFS partition you created on the back of the drive. Install EASY BCD, boot to a Linux CD or DVD. Tell it to use the free space on the back of the drive (It will make all necessary partitions. I did make mine manually so I could have a smaller swap file partition) By default it will load the Linux boot loader, if windows still boots you're done! But we are talking about Windows LOL If not put the Window DVD back in and repair windows.... less
Linux is a FREE operating system (PAID operating systems Windows - Mac) 99% of all computer users can find everything they need in Linux. Only a few specialized programs that run... moreLinux is a FREE operating system (PAID operating systems Windows - Mac) 99% of all computer users can find everything they need in Linux. Only a few specialized programs that run only in Windows or Mac, that you may need for work. Would be the only reason for not using Linux 100% of the time. Most common Linux to switch from Windows or Mac to Linux, would be Ubuntu. Ubuntu When you download Ubuntu, there will be different versions. 32bit, 64bit, newest version supported for 18 months, new version ( missing some bells & whistles) supported for 5 years. Not to worry it will say which version does what. You can download Ubuntu, run it off the CD (LIVE CD), to test and see if you like it. Then it will have an option to install it, on the Live CD Desktop. You will also be given the choice to install it next to windows. Then on start up you have a choice of which to use. It has everything you have in windows plus some: internet browsers, firefox, chromium, opera, open office (libre office), video... less