Originally posted by jimslyp69CLI is great for standard operations where you know the code by heart, but for installing hardware you install them only once or twice at most. So a GUI is much better for this, in my opinion. At least for home users.
Using CLI to set it up isn't that hard if you know what buttons to press 😵
Originally posted by PalynkaI agree. I was just jesting. CLI is a pain in the bottom.
CLI is great for standard operations where you know the code by heart, but for installing hardware you install them only once or twice at most. So a GUI is much better for this, in my opinion. At least for home users.
Originally posted by ivan2908Linux Mint Linux Mint Linux Mint Linux Mint
Arrgh... I installed ubuntu succesfully. Everything works fine except the fact that I can not switch on the wireless button and connect to my home wirelles. The fn plus f8 wireless comand just don't work. 🙁 I doubt Toshiba computers are even compactible with ubuntu. I got my notebook with absolutely no drivers or any software. And I can not find thing analogous to control panel in windows. It's a pity.