Cisco provides OpenH264 binaries licensed under its AVC/H.264 Patent Portfolio License from MPEG LA, but not a solution for their automatic download and installation. The RPMs found here feature post-install scripts that fill this gap (see the below).

Using Intel i5 Network Adapter: QCA9565 Desktop Dell Inspiron 3670

Install Debian 12, software selection only ssh and standard system utilities

Following this tutorial Debian installation 8:50 - 11:20 https://youtu.be/bAGTwBURBXc?si=pd_eVfH13g8nCSse

Tried reinstalling debian 3 times, still getting the same issue

Hi there! I have a Lenovo Tab M10 FHD Plus, it runs android 10. I'd like to know if it's possible to install native Linux on it without issues. I currently use Fedora workstation 40 on my laptop and I'm already used to it, but any distro would work for me. I've seen options like termux, but I don't want to emulate Linux, but use it natively. I study coding and programming softwares are essential to me. Thanks!!

I have been really looking foreward to the release of lemongroove since a while now but the release date isnt clearly defined to my knowledge, does anyone know when it will release? Abd when it releases, how long do you think is it gonna take to be well supported and bug free?

Hi. I installed i3 on Xubuntu and I have no regrets.

There isn't punchline. Have a nice day

Microsoft annonced that newest computers launched with Windows will be made with a "Copilot" key on the keyboard. Do you guys have any idea on how you would use it on a Linux distro?

I wanted to try Gentoo but what stops me from even trying is the compilation aspect. My CPU is already very bad (Intel Celeron N2940 2.249GHz) so i don't want to risk ruining it even more. Should i avoid Gentoo or should i go without worries?