I updated my Expirion Linux - for all you Linux fans out there

[GEOINTAnalyst]

Expirion Linux - is based on Debian 11 Stable and uses the Refracta Installer

Be sure to check the PDF File for installation help
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Latest Update 12 Jun 2022 - Cinnamon-XanMod

This version has the Cinnamon Desktop and uses the XanMod LTS Kernel 5.15.45 along with LibreOffice 7.3.4, VLC 3.0.16, Firefox ESR 91.10.0, Thunderbird 91.10.0, plus several other internal updates as well
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Latest Update 12 Jun 2022 - Xfce-XanMod

This version has the Xfce Desktop and uses XanMod LTS Kernel 5.15.45 along with LibreOffice 7.3.4, VLC 3.0.16, Firefox ESR 91.10.0, Thunderbird 91.10.0, plus several other internal updates as well
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System Requirements - You need a 64 Bit AMD or Intel processor and 2 GBs of RAM but I recommend 4 GBs of RAM for smoother operation

To install Expirion Linux desktop you will need to create a Live USB Stick - If your are using Windows then use Rufus - https://rufus.ie/en/
If you are running Linux you can use Unetbootin or Balena Etcher
Etcher is here - https://www.balena.io/etcher/ - I usually grab the AppImage
Unetbootin is here - https://unetbootin.github.io/

For more information on the XanMod Kernel go here - https://xanmod.org/

 

[Armor of Light]

I envy you guys and your computer knowledge. The laptop I am on is a Toshiba from 2012-2013, at the time it was ordered it was suppose to be pretty good, it has an Intel Core i5, it still runs fine except for the screen scrambles in all kinds of lines/colors if the screen lighting turned up too high, and the left side hinge has a crack on top of the cover. I put some clear extra strong packing tape on it over the crack and that really helped. Before this laptop we had several Compaq and HP pc's and none lasted more than a few years, so this Toshiba has been a nice surprise. This one was ordered by a young man I worked with, he knew a lot about computers and said this would be a good one, he was right.