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@theres.life

๐Ÿ‘‹ I'm a Christian computer programmer and Linux enthusiast. I love Bible studies, religious debate and discussion, and Christian music. I'm currently a Lubuntu Developer and Ubuntu Community Council Member, I maintain SWORD, Xiphos, and BibleTime for Fedora Linux, and I sometimes help with the development of theWord Bible Software.

arraybolt3 8 points 2 years ago

@SurpriZe If you're using Ubuntu 24.04, you may have a Firmware Updater app preinstalled. Try launching that and see if it can pull the firmware update from LVFS.

Failing that, I think the only safe way is to do the update from Windows. I generally recommend using Hiren's Boot CD PE for that sort of thing.

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arraybolt3 3 points 2 years ago

@maliciousonion personally I'd go with Debian + IceWM on that. Works pretty well.

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