MiniOS Linux Full Install

[@djblake-d3b]

Fantastic video. I've been thinking about switching from Windows to Linux for a while. Never heard of this distro but after you showed it off, I'm definitely going to try MiniOS. Also, thank you for the tips you provided.

[@BitsOfTruth]

@@djblake-d3b thanks for kind words and for stopping by. I would recommend Linux Mint for a full daily driver. This one is nice for portable. I would feel more comfortable with it if they would give more info on who makes it and maintains it without making me join a chat. I do like it though. I have more to learn about it. I was able to edit the configure file and make it password log in and change password by editing the file. I truly found it by accident or by Providence. I had used some lite distros and one day out of the blue I thought of the name "Mini Linux" and wondered if anyone had used the name. I did a search and found this. Honestly I had never heard of it before to my knowledge. Good day. Please visit again.

[@BitsOfTruth]

@@djblake-d3b Yes Google Chrome will install. Go to Google dot com and hit Download Chrome button. Choose the 64 bit Debian (For Debian/Ubuntu) package. Hit accept and install button. Open Downloads folder, right click in white area, choose Open Terminal Here, Type this command: sudo dpkg -i google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb Then press enter. Then go to the MiniOS system menu and search for chrome. Done.

[@rabunet]

Can I install a chrome & vs code in this OS?

[@BitsOfTruth]

@@rabunet I am not sure what vs code is. If wanted Google Chrome I would try downloading the Debian package from Google dot com, and install it using the terminal. I am not even sure if apt is installed here as I plan to use it off line as a disk utility OS.

[@BitsOfTruth]

yes you can run Chrome. I tried to answer on my Phone but KZbin must have blocked it. I will try again on my Laptop.

[@BitsOfTruth]

To install Google Chrome browser in MiniOs, using Firefox search for Google Chrome download, make sure you are getting it from Google dot com. Hit the Download Chrome button, be sure the circle highlighted is 64 bit .deb (For Debian/Ubuntu), then hit the Accept and Install button. Now go to Downloads folder and open it. The Google package file should be there. In the Downloads folder right click on the white area, then choose Open Terminal Here, then type this command in Terminal: sudo dpkg -i google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb Press Enter Key. Now go to MiniOS menu box and search for Google. Find it, click on it. Done. Good day.

[@rabunet]

@@BitsOfTruth ah that is it, thank you so much bro!👍

[@BitsOfTruth]

@@rabunet you are very welcome. Please stop in and visit again. Have a wonderful day..