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More nice 20.3 Una wallpapers

And yes, still Mint-Y GTK with Mint-X icons.

Think of it as rush hour, except that there won't be a new one for six more months. In other words, if you have the patience to wait for another day or two, you won't be stuck in a gridlock, but rather gonna be cruising along unobstructed motorways/freeways/highways at your car's maximum speed. And ...

The thing that keeps me from doing that is it has a Retina screen, and I need fractional scaling to work in Linux so that I can really see the screen well. My new laptop has a 14-inch 1080p screen, so while I don't need fractional scaling, it will be a nice bonus once it works well in Mint. For now...

Sue me, that shot of Venice's main canal is great, cliché or not. And I so love the Mint-Y GTK theme and the Mint-X icon one.

The OS is Linux Mint 20.3 Una Xfce.

To me it simplifies things since setting things up looked the same in Mint as in Xubuntu and Windows. I also especially liked only installing the dictionaries I need instead of 10 different English, French and Spanish varieties I don't need. Respectively. Now the few ones I do use don't disappear am...

Also I wish Apple would port iTunes to Linux, I would be in hog heaven if they did that. It cannot be that hard since it is built on a Unix framework.... I think they split iTunes up in OS X... It's still one program in Windows, however. When it comes to podcast feeds, yes, the iTunes ones work bet...

I think the "back to Windows" is the cohort that IS computer savvy and is trying to do "Windows things" that linux simply can't do or that linux does something differently which to them means not as well. I believe this to be spot on. People who get along well with Linux are eit...

He mostly emphasizes Windows-like end-user experience, polish, prettiness, GUI intuitiveness, fonts, colors, icons etc. and he is very picky and a perfectionist. In that case he should completely abhor Windows 10, especially its dark theme, which looks downright amateurish and it's a toss-up whethe...

I tried Windows 10 once, and it refused to let me install a couple of my old games. Sure, old software and new operating systems stop liking each other after a while, so I wasn't too surprised really. It's just ironic that all my other games from around the turn of the millennium ran just fine, the ...

I voted "yes", it's the office suite I use when I need one and I would most likely have installed it even if it weren't there in Mint from the beginning. In reality I only use it a few times a year, but the frequency doesn't really matter since having access to at the very least a word pro...

I had been using Ubuntu for quite a long time, but when they made the switch to Unity I absolutely hated it, and even if it got more polished after a while I still didn't like it. It didn't exactly help that my laptop was a MacBook Pro and that I had a similar but much less cluttered desktop environ...

OK, the screenshots are like a month old, but I still use the same theme and wallpaper... http://imageshack.us/a/img708/4716/201304020420031280x1024.th.png http://imageshack.us/a/img594/4550/201304020420391280x1024.th.png OS: Linux Mint 14 Nadia Desktop environment: MATE GTK-theme: Shiki-Dark 2 Icon...

The average Scandinavian making their way here is comfortable using English, yes, but not all people from Scandinavia trying Mint. I also think that we should get a pan-Scandinavian one, and preferably linuxmint.dk, linuxmint.no and linuxmint.se all would redirect to it. Maybe linuxmint.fo and linux...

Thank you :) But to be honest, the difference between written Swedish and written Danish and written Norwegian is like the difference between American (Swedish), British (Danish) and Australian (Norwegian) English to me. When you look at the vocab that is, when you look at the orthography the differ...

I obviously speak English Greek is trickier though, but I can kind of read the script.

Tack så mycket! (Swedish)

Takk fyri (Faroese)

Hej! As you can see I'm Swedish, and I tried to register at the Swedish forum first, but I guess the admin there isn't very active :? I come from Ubuntu like many other people; I never really became friends with Unity and a friend told me about Mint and MATE, so I thought I should test it and got ho...

That's the thing, Ubuntu used to be "Linux for ordinary people" so using dconf just to remove a couple of things from the launcher? nah, that's not for ordinary people, that's for advanced users. About the "filter results" never saw that :oops: Still, for the beginner it should b...

I don't like Unity, it's as simple as that. It's a lot better than in the beginning though, the main problem I have with it in 12.10 is that when you look for programmes they are still sorted by name rather than category, and that all the things you find in the system settings are also among the ins...

I don't understand why they couldn't just have made an additional interface for phones and tablets instead of forcing desktop users to use it too. Sure, it would probably have taken a few more resources, but seeing how many different editions with different desktop environments they already have it'...