............I'll go after those wi-cd drivers later, and test them out on a few Linux's. Really wanted to see if' I could get ubuntu 16.0 magaka koe running wireless so the updates could be installed. Sorted it once in past, it demands internet.
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If' you can program koe and other correctly you might be able to make updated re-spin.
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Think it fun hobby, tinkling with outdated Linux to get them to run correctly again.
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Technically fair though, if linux on distro watch says: discontinued.
............I'll go after those wi-cd drivers later, and test them out on a few Linux's. Really wanted to see if' I could get ubuntu 16.0 magaka koe running wireless so the updates could be installed. Sorted it once in past, it demands internet.
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If' you can program koe and other correctly you might be able to make updated re-spin.
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Think it fun hobby, tinkling with outdated linux to get them to run correctly again.
............I'll go after those wi-cd drivers later, and test them out on a few Linux's. Really wanted to see if' I could get ubuntu 16.0 magaka koe running wireless so the updates could be installed. Sorted it once in past, it demands internet.
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If' you can program koe and other correctly you might be able to make updated re-spin.
*Been* learning linux "FOR" twelve years now up the ladder to arch. After learning them all, went back to Ubuntu, Debian, red hat, type distro for ease of use and convenience. (For: spell you piece shit!
*Try* screen recorders voko-screen (ng). / and or kazam-screen-recorder after all codecs are properly installed correctly.
(What dose wi cd wireless drives run on?) Linux: ubuntu, debian, mint, zorin, hamonikr, and other ubuntu-like, debian driver, driven respins of mint and ubuntu and debian.
Fore some reason, there only cable internet and no wifi or wireless internet connection installed. hence why tagged install drivers called: Debian: "Wi-CD" As it wireless internet auto detection gui internet manager graphically Gui-interface. or GUi: graphical user interface. Then it has weird nick name called gooy for gui these days.