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| APODIO is a GNU/Linux operating system containing audio, text-friendly, graphic and video tools. It can be used as a liveCD/USB or be installed on a partition of your hard disk | APODIO is a GNU/Linux operating system containing audio, text-friendly, graphic and video tools. It can be used as a liveCD/USB or be installed on a partition of your hard disk | ||
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| ====== APODIO - Download ====== | ====== APODIO - Download ====== | ||
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| -download didn't work properly (maybe?) | -download didn't work properly (maybe?) | ||
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| ===== 3-how do I install Apodio 13 on my computer? ===== | ===== 3-how do I install Apodio 13 on my computer? ===== | ||
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| 1) click on systemback on the desktop | 1) click on systemback on the desktop | ||
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| 2) enter passwd (read the README for it!) | 2) enter passwd (read the README for it!) | ||
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| 3) click system copy | 3) click system copy | ||
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| 4) choose the partition you want to install it on (be sure its the one you create for that if you have have already installed another linux system otherwise check for dual boot) | 4) choose the partition you want to install it on (be sure its the one you create for that if you have have already installed another linux system otherwise check for dual boot) | ||
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| 5) umount you partition, put "/" as mountpoint, choose ext4, select “user data files” (very important!) then format your partition with green arrow (select format) | 5) umount you partition, put "/" as mountpoint, choose ext4, select “user data files” (very important!) then format your partition with green arrow (select format) | ||
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| 6)click on start once the partition is formatted | 6)click on start once the partition is formatted | ||
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| 7)let it install | 7)let it install | ||
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| 8)once its finished, just reboot and take off the key when the machine reboot | 8)once its finished, just reboot and take off the key when the machine reboot | ||
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| 9) enjoy your apodio13! | 9) enjoy your apodio13! | ||
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| ====== tips & tricks - latest version ====== | ====== tips & tricks - latest version ====== | ||
| + | __Installation bug with Desktop and dual screen machine__ | ||
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| + | I have installed many computers those past few days (OCT2020) with APODIO13 and I have came across an annoying issue, specially with desktop machine (not so much with laptops) | ||
| + | There is a bug at the last part of the installation via the copy system or the installation in Systemback. After many attempts, looking for this issue around the web + bios test | ||
| + | with UEFI/LEGACY (you should always choose legacy upon UEFI by the way) I arrived to manage this bug by taking all usb equipment and network (ethernet) off during the installation process. It works on all the machines (one of them just keep freezing after installation but that might be another issue I haven't figured out yet). | ||
| __passwd user__ | __passwd user__ | ||
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| [[playground version 12]] | [[playground version 12]] | ||
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| + | Version 13 - October 2020 | ||
| [[Version 13 - October 2020]] | [[Version 13 - October 2020]] | ||