Better get on it if you want a smooth Sunday.
A System 76 is a really nice laptop but really pricey as you know . Ubuntu implemented a protocol developed by Apple called Airprint I believe that acts as a universal driver for wifi printers to make it easier to set up . Apple's OS is Unix based and so is Linux , Apple had a need to develop this as most drivers are written for Windoze . It makes things a lot easier . BK and I have done a lot of business with Newegg over the years building computers with parts purchased through them . We both are using refurbished desktop systems that I ripped the guts out of and rebuilt for gaming that were purchased from them . Both systems have dual hard drives and dual boot Linux Mint and Windoze 10 . If you don't need portability refurbished desktops are cheaper than laptops with better performance and upgradibility .
Good lead David! I always used my ISP DNS server. This is the first time straying from them. Much quicker! Though it wasn't bad before. Lightning quick now. I really want it more for the security. Thanks for sharing this service lead. I know you do your research. Appreciated!
Works on an ethernet set up too. That's what I have it on.
retic is an Expert on Linux, and I use the word sincerely. You will have one of the best to help you out. Only reason I'm not into Linux yet, is because at work, everything's on MS, including mail. Therefore I need to access from home or any other place I may be.......hmmm....nah....I'm a boring old fart, so there really isn't "any other place I may be"
. I draw the line on MS mail on my personal phone however, as those 1984 MS creeps conditions include the ability to erase everything on it (for one freaking app? Hahahahhaha) So, my dear and beloved co-workers, if you're here anonymously and reading this, if it wasn't important enough to tell me during the work week, then Phhbbttt, it's unimportant enough for me to even give a fig when I ain't.
