But, it's the only box that can connect at 300 MBPS so for downloading movies, it's a great tool, else. No network to Windoze, + no Tor = no use for Ubuntu. It's as complex and frustrating as it is setting up a network by having to set up a server first, just to share files between Windoze and Ubuntu which is also a task for the well-experienced Ubuntuer No Tor, because of the constant ^%$%#$ error that is also the bane of many attempts by many other users that of the keyring issue popping up after a very long wait installing, and at 90%, becomes as useful as a politician.
And the time to install, uninstall, try another just to get the right place with the right version with the right key-ring (whatever that is for) is time constraint restrictive (borrowed that one from a politician)Īfter trying various links and tracking down just what a PPA or the flatpak is, and realizing just how complex you meant it is, I gave up. It was suggested that I try other versions of Ubuntu - but that means loosing the files and data I do have. Note that you need to use the correct version of the files Help - I really would like to get of this merry-go-round that is nothing "merry" about it. So, what with the failure? Neither the Internet nor Google can provide a install other than the one that was written and plagiarized by 129,999 other sites. Sudo add-apt-repository universe process. I've been trough to many sites to count that state "Easily install Tor in any Linux.".
YES, I purged it, rebooted then tried another trial and error from another site.
Gits are too old, closed and can't start a new question cause they close it cause it was asked 10 years ago ! So, with that said: I did the following - again. Yeah - I read all of the other "Tor won't install" here and at Git and at itsfoss.
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