Lubuntu 22.04 LTS Configuration - Revive an old MacBook for Multimedia Work [2/4]
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Now that I have Lubuntu installed, the next step is to to configure the OS on my MacBook.
This config video is Part 2 of a 4-part series. In Part 3 we'll theme Lubuntu and finally in Part 4 we'll install Ubuntu Studio and I'll demonstrate how I connect an external soundcard and then set up the MacBook for audio work.
Part 1: Install Lubuntu 22.04 LTS ☞ • Lubuntu 22.04 LTS Inst...
Part 3: Theme Lubuntu 22.04 LTS ☞ • Lubuntu 22.04 LTS Them...
Part 4: Install & Use Ubuntu Studio on Lubuntu ☞ • Using Ubuntu Studio 22...
Although I’ll be doing this beginner-friendly walkthrough on a MacBook Pro, this video should still be helpful if you're setting up a PC for multimedia work.
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►► TIMECODES
00:00:03 Update Lubuntu using the Update Notifier
00:01:04 Show password feedback in Terminal
00:02:08 Update & upgrade Lubuntu using Terminal commands
00:02:52 Broadcom wireless card fix
00:11:11 Install the Uncomplicated Firewall GUI
00:13:05 Enable the MacBook's backlit keyboard with Pommed
00:14:25 Remove & purge Snaps from Lubuntu (and Ubuntu)
00:19:59 Prevent Snaps from installing in Lubuntu (and Ubuntu)
00:23:15 Install Firefox as a .deb using APT in Lubuntu (and Ubuntu)
00:28:00 Install the Ubuntu Restricted Extras package
00:30:02 Integrate Flatpaks into Lubuntu's Discover Software Manager
00:32:36 Upgrade from LXQt 0.17.0 to LXQt 1.1.0 (The latest Lubuntu has LXQt 1.1.0)
00:36:05 Configure settings in the LXQt Configuration Center
00:36:32 Change duration of Desktop Notifications
00:36:52 Enable the MacBook touchpad's Tap to click
00:37:11 Tweak Power Management settings
00:38:00 Specify applications to autostart at login
00:38:56 Create a keyboard shortcut to launch Firefox
00:40:37 Specify DNS settings in Network Connections
00:47:16 Edit amount of Desktops in Lubuntu
00:48:05 Configure Panel in Lubuntu
00:50:36 Edit the clock widget
00:52:50 Create & automount a DATA partition using Disks
00:58:22 Install the Redshift night light app
01:00:19 Install & use the Stacer system optimiser to clean system
01:02:32 Install & configure the Timeshift system restore utility
01:04:38 Remove Desktop shortcuts
01:05:11 Create a snapshot using Timeshift
01:06:53 Credits
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►► LINKS
⟡ Lubuntu 22.04 LTS ☞ www.lubuntu.me
⟡ Broadcom Wireless Fix ☞ askubuntu.com/...
⟡ LXQt 1.1.0 PPA ☞ launchpad.net/...
⟡ Google Public DNS ☞ developers.goo...
⟡ Cloudflare DNS ☞ 1.1.1.1/dns/
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►► DISCLAIMER
STÆMPUNK TV thoroughly tests & seeks out any potential issues with apps and OS's that are used in a walkthrough. These demos show the methods I use to set up my systems and are not the only methods that can be used. Only install applications that you are sure work well and are free from problems and issues. STÆMPUNK TV takes no responsibility for broken systems or loss of data.
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So great the 'supervising sysadmin' called in to check on your work :D lol Great series - lurking new sub here binging on your videos.
I'm honoured! Thanks for subbing and binging 🐧
For my money you are the best on RUclips for explaining how to configure everything Linux. Step by step, no BS and very articulate and to the point with your Aussies English. Thank you Staempunk for all you do for us.
As always, the video is insanely informative, and your dog is hella cute. Keep up the good work, mate. Cheers
Thank you very much!
Done! ✅ I've been following all your configuration without any major issue. Only pommed seems to not be working, my keyboard is not lit. However, I'm excited about giving my Macbook Air 11" mid 2013 with 112 GB a second life... I only want to typewrite on the go, but the mac OS was taking all the space...
Will follow more videos to learn how to use Lubuntu!
Thanks for your dedication.
@lesliepbv Great to hear your Macbook Air is getting use again. This thread may help your case scenario:
askubuntu.com/questions/26248/how-to-get-keyboard-light-keys-working-on-macbook
great video, as usual!
you are just amazing
@Laughfromtheheart Aww shucks ☺️
Excellent video, as always very well explained. I'm going to try an old 17" Macbook Pro of my wife who has abandoned it, because she says it's very slow. Is Lubuntu for you the best distri that can work on this computer? or is there another one that could also work? Many Thank you for your videos, always so educational and enjoyable. Greetings from Spain.
@Juan Clari Thanks for your comment and question! Lubuntu is great for older computers. There are many other Linux distros that would work well too, such as Linux Lite and MX Linux. It all depends on what you want to use the computer for. I chose Lubuntu for my old MacBook because I wanted to use it for audio work and Lubuntu being an official Ubuntu flavor, is able to have Ubuntu Studio installed onto it. Cheers!
@@StaempunkTV Thanks for your answer, the use would be internet, email and watching movies.
@Juan Clari Cool, what model/year is the MacBook?
@@StaempunkTV INTEL CORE 2 DUO A 2,4 gHZ. Y RAM 2 GB-YEAR OF PRODUCTION 2008
@Juan Clari I personally would go with Lubuntu or antiX on a computer of those specs. antiX would probably run slightly faster than Lubuntu but Lubuntu is much easier to configure (and looks nicer). With that amount of RAM, it might behoove you to use a lighter web browser like Falkon.
hi ,
Please can you try the new version of "Manjaro Linux" version 22.0-230104-linux61 it seems wonderful
@najibelmabrouki1448 Thanks, I'll have a look at it.
Can you add appimagehub, the same way you added flathub?
As far as I'm aware, AppImages can't be integrated into the Discover software center like Flatpaks. I've been using AppImagePool which is a GUI software center for AppImages in combination with AppImageLauncher to handle them once they've been downloaded. The combo works well.
Cool dog
@KS.....1 Thanks, she's a sweetie