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How about posting it? Would save me a lot of time ...
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Do you see any other head connected?
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I think he only cares if he has issues - reporting back is not his strength ... btw. you just pinged me by bumping ...
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Well I think my question was anwered. No need to post anything else (Of course it was HDMI 3.). No need to talk like that about me.
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If you come back next time and say thank you for the stuff I fix for you - then there is really no need.
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(This post was last modified: 2015-12-07, 23:50 by plantoschka.)
Ok sorry forget to say thank you here. Thanks.
But when you look in other posts like in the New Era Thread I thanked you. So don't know why it's necessary to say something like you said. Also when you look at my other posts you should notice I'm not really somebody who just constantly asks questions and never replies.
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Is there a advantage to a Lubuntu 15.10 - based install vs. the Ubuntu Server 15.10 install as described in the first post of the EGL thread?
Seems to me that the truly barebones approach with Ubuntu Server 15.10 would leave less possibility of Lubuntu-specific customizations interfering (example: my movie this evening was interrupted by a package manager popup from Lubuntu).
Either way, thanks for both of these guides, they've been perfect for me to do a "roll-your-own" up-to-date Kodibuntu and have the flexibility and freedom that I was missing in OpenELEC.
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No - it's easier for beginners ... I only wrote that down so that beginners get it running more easily.
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. So it won't be forgotten.
