So we can can either build this release from source code or install with another PPA. The VLC PPA still contains VLC 2.0.8 for Ubuntu 13.04/13.10 and Linux Mint 15/16. Installing VLC 2.1.2 in CentOS 6.4/6.5 and Fedora 19/20 is as easily as typing in a terminal: # su -c 'yum install vlc' vlc 2.1.2 player Install VLC 2.1.2 in Ubuntu 13.04/13.10 and Linux Mint 15/16 First add RPM Fusion repository: #su -c 'yum localinstall -nogpgcheck $(rpm -E %fedora).noarch.rpm $(rpm -E %fedora).noarch.rpm' 2.1.2 also improves the Windows installer and updates most translations. I tried to start VLC and Media Player (Xplayer) from command line, but no further error detail is given : Code: Select all vlc abc.mp4 VLC media player 3.0.8 Vetinari (revision 3.0.Important fixes involve Audio devices management and SPDIF on Windows and Mac OS X.2.1.2 fixes numerous bugs, notably numerous regressions introduced in “RinceWind”.With the capabilities of “RinceWind”, 2.1.2 allows experimental decoding of HEVC and Webm/VP9 (depending on the platform).

The default desktop, should be quite familiar to anyone who's used any kind of desktop interface.VLC is a powerful versatile media player that incorporates support for almost all existent video formats under a single interface, allowing the user to enjoy movies, TV shows, 1080p clips, as well as permitting the adjustment of fonts, 1-click away selection of subtitle types, enabling effects, etc. The one thing I've found about LXLE Linux is that the installation is a bit slower than the rest of the entries here (mostly because of downloading issues), while at the same time being one of the easiest. LXLE offers quite a nice desktop (especially for a lightweight distribution) that includes all the software you need to be productive or entertain yourself. LXLE Linux is built on the most recent version of Ubuntu Linux and uses the LXLE desktop environment to create an operating system that's very lightweight, simple to install, and easy to use. Of all the lightweight Linux distributions, Tiny Core can run on the oldest hardware. The minimum system requirements for Tiny Core Linux are: Tiny Core does support virtual desktops, sticky windows, and includes a Control Panel for configuring the likes of backup/restore, services, date/time, mouse, network, and more. Like Puppy Linux, I don't recommend Tiny Core Linux to those who are new to Linux, as it's not nearly as straightforward as you might think.Īlso: The best Linux distros for beginners

The Tiny Core Linux default desktop offers side title bars similar to those you can configure with AfterStep.

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