I use to be IT during DOS age, but I admit LUBUNTU is beating me bad.
During the installation of Lubuntu on my old Sony Vaio it did not recognized the touchpad nor my wireless logitech mouse, so I had install it using alt commands and space bar to click. On many forums I found a fix editing the grub file in etc/default adding this: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="i8042.nopnp"
I tried FeatherPAD editing unable to save file, then open terminal tried sudo edit with "no permission" error, then tried GKsudo but it seems is not installed by default and I was not able to install it, saying "not found", when the terminal ask me for my password you never get a status message about that input, is this normal in linux? could some one help how to get granted access to edit it?
sudo nano path-and-name-of-file– LeonidMew Mar 29 '19 at 17:58sudo editin Ubuntu issudoedit(without the space character) which opens the nano text editor terminal program by default in Ubuntu. – karel Mar 30 '19 at 00:46