Btw jsut installed LXDE version in a virtualbox and im luvin it !!
No "decrypt home Folder" [Solved]
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cra1g321
No "decrypt home Folder" [Solved]
Hey i was wanting to know why the option to encrypt the home folder during the install, isnt available for the linuxMint community editions, only the gnome version. Its a shame cos its a really handy thing to have during the install. Saves me having to create a seperate encrypted partition for all my data.
Btw jsut installed LXDE version in a virtualbox and im luvin it !!
Btw jsut installed LXDE version in a virtualbox and im luvin it !!
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Re: No "Require password to login & to decrypt home Folder"
You can do this manually, see http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=18743
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