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<blockquote data-quote="grimreaper1014" data-source="post: 892980" data-attributes="member: 554">It didnt make any changed at all. So I removed them both. I thought it was going to give me the shortcuts I needed to access the things I wanted find but it didn&#039;t. How about I ran those commands to install gufw and here it never installed even though it said it did. I finally stumbled onto Muon Package Mananger. I went in there and typed in gufw and sure enough it pops up and says it is not installed. I&#039;m scratching my head on that one.Now that I know there is a user manual I think I am going to take a step back and try to read the whole thing. Watching and reading little bits in pieces of different things is helpfull. However, it is not giving me enough information to really get things going. I need like a Linux book for dummies or Lubuntu for dummies lol. I feel like I&#039;m getting overwhelmed a little bit. However, I do enjoy things that give me a challenge. So if nothing else it is keeping me busy and entertained. I just have to remember to take a step back and take a break when I get frustrated. I feel like this is something I could really enjoy. I just have to go about it better so I don&#039;t get overwhelmed, stressed out, and hang up the boots lol.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="grimreaper1014, post: 892980, member: 554"] It didnt make any changed at all. So I removed them both. I thought it was going to give me the shortcuts I needed to access the things I wanted find but it didn't. How about I ran those commands to install gufw and here it never installed even though it said it did. I finally stumbled onto Muon Package Mananger. I went in there and typed in gufw and sure enough it pops up and says it is not installed. I'm scratching my head on that one. Now that I know there is a user manual I think I am going to take a step back and try to read the whole thing. Watching and reading little bits in pieces of different things is helpfull. However, it is not giving me enough information to really get things going. I need like a Linux book for dummies or Lubuntu for dummies lol. I feel like I'm getting overwhelmed a little bit. However, I do enjoy things that give me a challenge. So if nothing else it is keeping me busy and entertained. I just have to remember to take a step back and take a break when I get frustrated. I feel like this is something I could really enjoy. I just have to go about it better so I don't get overwhelmed, stressed out, and hang up the boots lol. [/QUOTE]

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