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General Software Discussion / Re: 32bit Linux distro recommendations
« on: January 08, 2021, 04:26 PM »
Solution found - after googling for some time I found a reference to Ubuntu's 'boot repair tool' which solved the problem.
Strangely it isn't included in the distros despite the fact that this seems to be a common problem. Most 'answers' point to a file system corruption of some sort, but clearly this isn't always the problem or the solution and nobody seemed to acknowledge that.
I've subsequently moved to a puppy install as I found some of the windows in Mint wouldn't resize to fit my screen...
Strangely it isn't included in the distros despite the fact that this seems to be a common problem. Most 'answers' point to a file system corruption of some sort, but clearly this isn't always the problem or the solution and nobody seemed to acknowledge that.
I've subsequently moved to a puppy install as I found some of the windows in Mint wouldn't resize to fit my screen...