thanks, I think the easiest thing for me (I don't control anything about multiuser) is to create a specific account.

Windows 7 lets me create a standard user account, but how do I give or remove permissions to that account?
I'm very interested in the idea that only certain programs can be used, how do I do that?

Thanks for the contribution, I didn't know about "statistics for nerds" xD.

it's a bit laborious but I'm going to do it whoololon and thanks, a comment I want to add before that, not knowing what the problem was I tried to solve the problem with a free distribution in this case I used ubuntu 10.0.4 I ran it as a live cd and installed ACETONEISO which is also a virtualizer and it worked well for me everything is wonderful, oh and the windows I have has all the essential programs and they work well, I also installed the drivers for the motherboard everything, currently I have the programs that run well VMware Workstation, MATLAB, Microsoft office, postgres, Oracle VM VirtualBox, AutoCAD 2012, antivirus the essentials, everything but not the dvd/cd virtualizer

If not with an iso and Ultraiso you make a usb and that way you remove all the crap that the brands put on it. That is, before doing anything, download the drivers and copy them to the same usb after creating the bootable usb, not before, because Ultraiso formats the usb

Since I am using the PC with Ubuntu, I searched the internet and with a few commands I solved the problem. Anyway, I don't think it's the RAM because I changed it a few months ago.

Cierto Nemo, it is a task that I have pending, now I will do it.

POrque no quitas una memoria ram, pruebas con una, y si esta da error, la quitas y pones la otra a ver si esa va bien. Asi sabras cual va mal

Hello, I finally solved it.

In control panel –> Mouse, I noticed that when I opened it, it didn't show me the options that come by default, but a screen from Microsoft Intelligent Point or something like that. I uninstalled that and a Genius driver and when I restarted it worked...

As simple as that.
Thanks to everyone for your time and advice.

Goodbye!!!

One option is that the SSD may be faulty, but that it won't mount in Ubuntu, it may simply be because the index is wrong, due to the sudden shutdown when files were being copied.

Salu2!

PD: The signature?

@Bm4n:

I'm upgrading from 18, let's see if it works, it would be the first time… hehe. I'll tell you later if there are any significant changes.

Well, it has worked and there are visible new features:

• There is now a recent/all tab in the application menu.
• There are also groups of apps (replaces the side menu of application types), although I don't know how to modify them.
• It comes with an alternative menu to Gnome 2.
• Searches are more complete by first ordering apps as icons and then by groups in the list: if they are contacts, files, etc.
• Notifications on the lock screen.
• In the Files sidebar, "connect to server" is added.
• In settings, the following are added:
  – Search, to configure what is included in searches.
  -- Notifications, idem.
  -- Privacy, to be able to delete histories, temporary and hide the name on screen.
  -- Media sharing, to share multimedia and remote session.

Not much more, these new features still need to be polished, but it's on the right track.

PD. For those who want to upgrade: Upgrade from Fedora 18 to Fedora 19 without reinstalling (FedUp) ~ Xenode Systems Blog
PD2. My Cinnamon has also updated and either I hadn't noticed before or now it has widgets on the desktop and other gadgets…

@krampak:

One solution would be to connect the disk to another machine as a "slave" and format it from the disk manager. If the installation gives you problems, I have always attributed it to problems with the RAM or the CD/DVD drive.

+1

Regards

@Bm4n:

Elementary that although it's very beta it looks great: When it's Ready | elementary the app bar seems great to me

Here it is if you want to try with Gnome3 Slingshot App Launcher - GNOME Shell Extensions

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314088/es
http://www.destroyerweb.com/general/problemas-apagado-xp.htm

Something makes Windows not consider the computer stable enough, and that's why it doesn't pass that step.

Check the RAM settings in BIOS (set everything to AUTO).

Salu2!

@Yorus:

If you install it, tell me how it goes. Did you manage to solve the data corruption problems of the SDs?

I have the SD issue planned for this summer. I need to buy a new card because the other one is unusable. When I have something, I will publish it here.

When I have the Raspi operational again, I will start testing Fedora and Arch (which I have not tried yet).

Leaving aside the fact that the cloud, as it is currently set up, gives me a bit of a bad feeling, I think integrating everything into the browser with open standards (like HTML5 (excluding the unfortunate but necessary h264) or WebRTC) is the best way to make services accessible and have the same quality on all operating systems. It is also a way to be able to choose a "client" trusting that it will always work.

In terms of communications, the fact that the client is in the cloud or installed on your PC is of little importance: whatever the form, the data flow will end up going through a central server and no matter if the client is on your PC, if the service fails, the client is useless.

As for toy computers and operating systems, they are just that: a toy.

In case anyone feels like trying it out, here is the official documentation for creating a USB with the installer in 64bits (arch. amd64): 4.3. Preparing Files for USB Memory Stick Booting

I managed to do it with the third method explained there (the manual one, that is).

I love going through the archives of the Debian project and seeing the impact it had on sectors like animated film and the milestone that Toy Story marked, or that it was the first OS that ran space material in space, among many other things. The history of GNU/Linux is so dense and full of "battlefronts" that from time to time it is worth remembering (especially to those unfamiliar with what free software represents) feats that today seem small but that at the time were revolutionary.

A trivia about this would be awesome

I didn't quite get used to KDE, but every new Mageia is good news.