dual boot want to delete newer mint keeping old,(solved)

[fleamailman]

Ok, all my passwords and stuff are in the old version d(Daryna) and is perfect for these two old laptops, both are dual boot mint/mint, so my two goals are:

1) on the first computer, I would like to uninstall the newer version of mint, as it seems to freeze from time to time while on the Internet, while also the streaming stops after 10 seconds. = delete e version mint installed, keep d version

2) I have another laptop with the latest version of Mint, same stream problem at this point, but there I would like to transfer the old system to the new, and not just my bookmarks as offered, but my passwords for site too. = delete d version mint installed, keep f version

(anyway, I love mint btw have gnome solved the problem of having a difference background picture for background then, I loved that under kubuntu but Mint is just so much easier to install being all prebundled)

[shane]

It seems like the main thing you want to preserve is things related to firefox (bookmarks, saved passwords, etc). The easiest way to do this is make a backup of the ~/.mozilla directory and restore it (copy it back) once you're done installing.

[fleamailman]

thanks, I did exactly that today as a friend showed me how to do it, I now have all my old laptops with everything nicely synchronized,

[shane]

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