Off topic: The Linux Lounge Autor da sequência: Novian Cahyadi
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Novian Cahyadi Indonésia Local time: 03:03 Membro (Apr 2024) Inglês para Indonésio
Hello all,
This is a small corner for us who use Linux as our primary desktop operating system. You may post any helpful guides and tips about working as a translator on Linux, or recommend free (as in freedom) software that's indispensable to your workflow. Share interesting news about our beloved Tux, or just having a friendly conversation. Let's enjoy ourselves in celebration of ou... See more Hello all,
This is a small corner for us who use Linux as our primary desktop operating system. You may post any helpful guides and tips about working as a translator on Linux, or recommend free (as in freedom) software that's indispensable to your workflow. Share interesting news about our beloved Tux, or just having a friendly conversation. Let's enjoy ourselves in celebration of our freedom.
Hit it, boys!
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Novian Cahyadi Indonésia Local time: 03:03 Membro (Apr 2024) Inglês para Indonésio Autor do assunto
Thank you for recommending Tero, Gjorgji. 👍
Finally, we have a TM functionality in a subtitling program! I've been forced to work on various client-provided proprietary cloud subtitling software. None of them have this feature, in addition to just being janky and annoying to use. I may try it when I've got the chance. | | |
yeah, I've never seen translation memory in other subtitle software. And, now I want to install Linux on my laptop, because it's an old HP model. and it's slow on Win 10. Can you tell me more about Linux how to install, minimum requirements, do I need drivers, updates...? | |
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Novian Cahyadi Indonésia Local time: 03:03 Membro (Apr 2024) Inglês para Indonésio Autor do assunto
Gjorgji Apostolovski wrote:
Can you tell me more about Linux how to install, minimum requirements
I always recommend Linux Mint to everyone who wants to try Linux for the first time. It looks and feels like Windows 7. I started on this distro as well, and fell in love with it.
You can download the ISO from their official website. Then use something like balenaEtcher to burn the ISO into a USB stick. Just boot from it and click a few buttons. Voilà! You are now using Linux.
The minimum system requirements are listed here.
do I need drivers, updates...?
Only if you're using an NVIDIA GPU, and that's because NVIDIA refused to work with the open-source community. I've heard things are much better nowadays. But always prepare yourself for troubles.
Intel and AMD hardware shouldn't give you any issues. You just plug and play. The OS will do the heavy lifting for you.
[Edited at 2024-12-21 12:48 GMT] | | |
Novian Cahyadi wrote:
Gjorgji Apostolovski wrote:
Can you tell me more about Linux how to install, minimum requirements
I always recommend Linux Mint to everyone who wants to try Linux for the first time. It looks and feels like Windows 7. I started on this distro as well, and fell in love with it.
You can download the ISO from their official website. Then use something like balenaEtcher to burn the ISO into a USB stick. Just boot from it and click a few buttons. Voilà! You are now using Linux.
The minimum system requirements are listed here.
do I need drivers, updates...?
Only if you're using an NVIDIA GPU, and that's because NVIDIA refused to work with the open-source community. I've heard things are much better nowadays. But always prepare yourself for troubles.
Intel and AMD hardware shouldn't give you any issues. You just plug and play. The OS will do the heavy lifting for you. [Edited at 2024-12-21 12:48 GMT]
Thank you! I know nothing about Linux. These thing are very useful. | | |
Novian Cahyadi Indonésia Local time: 03:03 Membro (Apr 2024) Inglês para Indonésio Autor do assunto
Gjorgji Apostolovski wrote:
Thank you! I know nothing about Linux. These thing are very useful.
You're welcome.
If you've ever encountered any problems, the folks on the Linux Mint forum are usually eager to help. Last time I checked, they are a friendly bunch.
https://forums.linuxmint.com/ | | |
Novian Cahyadi wrote:
Gjorgji Apostolovski wrote:
Thank you! I know nothing about Linux. These thing are very useful.
You're welcome.
If you've ever encountered any problems, the folks on the Linux Mint forum are usually eager to help. Last time I checked, they are a friendly bunch.
https://forums.linuxmint.com/
no problemo indeed
Now, I'm very pleased with the speed of my lap top with 4 GB RAM. And my GPU is Intel UHD 600, so no drivers problem.
And Linux is very good, man, I didn't expect some stuff like TV streams and similar things. | |
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Novian Cahyadi Indonésia Local time: 03:03 Membro (Apr 2024) Inglês para Indonésio Autor do assunto
That was fast.
Glad you're enjoying it. Every once in a while, you may encounter some elitists who'd judge you for using Linux Mint. Don't listen to them. Use whatever you like the most. It's your computer, you are free to do anything you want with it. | | |
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Novian Cahyadi Indonésia Local time: 03:03 Membro (Apr 2024) Inglês para Indonésio Autor do assunto
Early in this year, the Schleswig-Holstein State of Germany has started to migrate to Linux and LibreOffice.
https://www.techspot.com/news/102518-windows-microsoft-office-replaced-linux-libreoffice-german-state.html
If more government institutions follow suit, the year of the Linux desktop may not be a pipe dream after all. For the record, Linux has already been dominating the server, IoT, and smartphone markets (Android is based on Linux too, you know). The success of Steam Deck also contributes to the wider adoption of Linux in the gaming landscape.
[Edited at 2024-12-26 13:51 GMT] | |
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Novian Cahyadi Indonésia Local time: 03:03 Membro (Apr 2024) Inglês para Indonésio Autor do assunto Fedora's Captivating 2024 With Many New Features & Leading Innovations | 06:26 |
The Fedora Linux distribution had another great year with the successful releases of Fedora 40 and Fedora 41 that were both rather polished and largely on-time -- something that couldn't be said frequently of Fedora releases long ago. Fedora Linux has continued pushing leading edge innovations into their distribution thanks to the sponsorship and upstream contributions of Red Hat engineers. 2024 was a rather successful year for this high grade Linux distribution.
https://www.phoronix.com/news/Fedora-Linux-2024-Recap | | |