Anytime I need help on a topic for a Mint feature and click on the Help menu, I keep getting sent to a site to download the Help manual in PDF form. That’s fine, for the first time. Then I downloaded the file. I have no clue where to put it so it can be accessed by the Help menu or F1. It seems to me that it should have been setup to install in the proper folder automatically. Actually, why should anyone need to install it? Shouldn’t it be part of the system?
Anyway, since it isn’t, where do I put the PDF file so that it can be accessed by the Help menu like any other program or OS?
[Solved] Mint Help via F1
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[Solved] Mint Help via F1
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Linux Mint 18.3 / Cinnamon
Toshiba Satellite L655d-S5151 (Intel dual processor, 64bit, 4GB RAM)
Dell Optiplex 3010 (Intel dual processor, 64bit, 4GB RAM, dual boot with Windows 7 Pro w/XP Mode
Toshiba Satellite L655d-S5151 (Intel dual processor, 64bit, 4GB RAM)
Dell Optiplex 3010 (Intel dual processor, 64bit, 4GB RAM, dual boot with Windows 7 Pro w/XP Mode
Re: Mint Help via F1
Run the following command in the terminal. This will disable the F1 redirect to the Linux Mint website, and instead show the application's own help.
You'll be asked to enter your password. Note that on the terminal you don't get any visual feedback while typing a password.
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sudo chmod -x /usr/local/bin/yelp
- White Phoenix
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Re: Mint Help via F1
I’ve used the terminal before. Thank you for the code.
Linux Mint 18.3 / Cinnamon
Toshiba Satellite L655d-S5151 (Intel dual processor, 64bit, 4GB RAM)
Dell Optiplex 3010 (Intel dual processor, 64bit, 4GB RAM, dual boot with Windows 7 Pro w/XP Mode
Toshiba Satellite L655d-S5151 (Intel dual processor, 64bit, 4GB RAM)
Dell Optiplex 3010 (Intel dual processor, 64bit, 4GB RAM, dual boot with Windows 7 Pro w/XP Mode