esquire:
Am surprised this group still exist at all, this where I cut my Linux teeth, that was the good old days and what a nostalgia it brings!!!!!

Well things are very slow nowadays, people seldom talk much, except some annoying people who want to try and sell their market here

Aceed:


invite link

Unfortunately I cant share the link on Nairaland or it will be blocked. Just search for Nigeria Linux User Group on telegram.
You should be able to find it

pcguru1:


Share with me, I also visit alot of Linux communities but a local Nigerian one would be beneficial especially in terms of career and networking/referrals. Think of it, anyway sha add your boy

Unfortunately I cant share the link on Nairaland or it will be blocked. Just search for Nigeria Linux User Group on telegram.
You should be able to find it

Okay thank. You comment is very ^useful[img][/img] [url]kok[/url].

Hello house, i am completely new on Ubuntu and just installed Ubuntu desktop 12.04 LTS on a desktop system. I don't understand the environment and can't use it. I really need help on how to use this OS. I'll appreciate guide please.

12.04?


Are you sure?

Yes i am, or i'm i making a mistake?

AshipaEk0:
12.04?


Are you sure?

12.04 LTS

tgen01:
Yes i am, or i'm i making a mistake?

I think you are.

tgen01:
sorry, 14.04 LTS i mean to say

Even this 14.04 sef.


Anyway, it's EOL'ed since 2016.


It's too old and you need to install a more recent version.

Version 19.10 to be precise.

Where did you get the laptop from?

its great to see nigerians finally embrace opensource kudos
Even this 14.04 sef.


Anyway, it's EOL'ed since 2016.


It's too old and you need to install a more recent version.

Version 19.10 to be precise.

Where did you get the laptop from?[/quote]

zkomeh, please, how can i reach you.?

Hello house, please i need help in making my Modem work on ubuntu desktop 12.04 LTS

I need someone to teach me some network protocols.

Thanks

Hello guys, is there a tool that can restart services or push softwares on multiple Linux devices, like simulatenaously...

I have been told to use Ansible to automate it, but I want to know if there is a tool (software) to make this easy


#(windows o.s has lots of tools for this, so I am guessing Linux should too)

Help me if you got an answer.

chukzyfcbb:
Hello guys, is there a tool that can restart services or push softwares on multiple Linux devices, like simulatenaously...

I have been told to use Ansible to automate it, but I want to know if there is a tool (software) to make this easy


#(windows o.s has lots of tools for this, so I am guessing Linux should too)

Help me if you got an answer.

Can you give a detailed real life example of what you want... for restarting service most Linux distro comes with systemd

cyberjacker:

Can you give a detailed real life example of what you want... for restarting service most Linux distro comes with systemd

Yes I am aware of the systemd thing. But that will require me to do it one after the other. it's time consuming.

Eg There are about 400servers all Linux and there is a particular service that is similar in all of them(similar application was installed in all of them, painfully one after the other at the time). I want a way to restart all of the app services in all those servers by pushing a script or something.

On windows, it's easy to acheive with the net start command and AD integration inside of a tool.

But on Linux, if I can restart a particular service across 400 servers by pushing a script is what I am asking.
Get it now?

chukzyfcbb:

Yes I am aware of the systemd thing. But that will require me to do it one after the other. it's time consuming.

Eg There are about 400servers all Linux and there is a particular service that is similar in all of them(similar application was installed in all of them, painfully one after the other at the time). I want a way to restart all of the app services in all those servers by pushing a script or something.

On windows, it's easy to acheive with the net start command and AD integration inside of a tool.

But on Linux, if I can restart a particular service across 400 servers by pushing a script is what I am asking.
Get it now?

Yea it's, fairly easy to do in ansible, that actually is one of the best tool

cyberjacker:

Yea it's, fairly easy to do in ansible, that actually is one of the best tool

Oops, that means learning Ansible in the short term *sighs*

My upgrade from 16.04 LTS to 18.04 LTS got interrupted (laptop was closed) and entered sleep mode.

On putting it back on, I couldn't continue with the upgrade neither could I log in again.

I rebooted but now Ubuntu boots to a blank (black) screen after the grub screen; yeah, it's a dual boot (Ubuntu & Windows), hence I cannot see the login page again.

How do I overcome this please.

PS: I can still boot to Win 8 partition.

Nice to see Linux gaining traction,does the LUG have meetups?would be interested.is it possible to pm the details for the telegram group please.

chukzyfcbb:

Oops, that means learning Ansible in the short term *sighs*

Its fun to Learn and you can actually use opensource Ansible Tower "AWX"

Has anyone gotten around to updating their Linux kernel with the Wireguard integration?

PLS WHICH SOFTWARE CAN I USE TO CONVERT WAV AND OTHER AUDIO FILES TO MP4 WITH IMAGE

How do I dual boot two OSS Linux and windows on 2 different hdds?
My desktop is a hp 3010 MT
Have tried going into the bios and seeing bif I could switch to legacy or Uefi. But couldn't find it there among the boot options.

ZZee:
Nice to see Linux gaining traction,does the LUG have meetups?would be interested.is it possible to pm the details for the telegram group please.

Search for Nigeria Linux User Group on telegram

purplekayc:
How do I dual boot two OSS Linux and windows on 2 different hdds?
My desktop is a hp 3010 MT
Have tried going into the bios and seeing bif I could switch to legacy or Uefi. But couldn't find it there among the boot options.

I guess you already have Win 10 on the laptop and trying to install a Linux distro but on a different harddisk?
This should be easy if you can identify the second HDD during the installation of the Linux distro on the laptop.
Start the Linux installation, at some point it will ask you to choose the partition or HDD you want to install the OS, choos the right one and it should take care of everything from there onwards. The Linux system will install grub (the system partition manager) to manage both Win 10 and Linux OS.

To learn more join Nigeria Linux User Group on telegram and you will get more assistance there.

Gargoylesmiles:


I guess you already have Win 10 on the laptop and trying to install a Linux distro but on a different harddisk?
This should be easy if you can identify the second HDD during the installation of the Linux distro on the laptop.
Start the Linux installation, at some point it will ask you to choose the partition or HDD you want to install the OS, choos the right one and it should take care of everything from there onwards. The Linux system will install grub (the system partition manager) to manage both Win 10 and Linux OS.

To learn more join Nigeria Linux User Group on telegram and you will get more assistance there.

its desktop pc not a laptop. And when i installed both windows and Linux on different hdds i boot up linux but doesn't seem to see windows or bring up grub bootloader at startup.
And note that it came with the old firmware.. Bios

purplekayc:
its desktop pc not a laptop. And when i installed both windows and Linux on different hdds i boot up linux but doesn't seem to see windows or bring up grub bootloader at startup.
And note that it came with the old firmware.. Bios

Can you share a screenshot of the startup screen when you boot up you PC?