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I should go for this version: https://linuxtracker.org/?page=torrent- ... af4e137bd6

my other hp Z210 workstation, running LMDE3 with xfce

don't forget to make one for the lmde-users

my hp Z400 workstation, albert installed and lollypop:

In settings there must be a option for your login window.

just done this update and did a reboot without any problems.

so it's not possible, maybe in the near future with the release of lmde4 as i read it good?

Like I ask in the topic title: Can you install Deepin Desktop Environment on LMDE3 and how you do it?
I have found this on the net: https://www.tecmint.com/install-linux-d ... inux-mint/
But is it the same procedure in LMDE3'cindy'?

Congratulations on this beta release, when there is gonna be a lmde-mate?

I warmly welcome :) I address with a very kindly ask for help. I consider installing Linux Betsy 2 or LMDE or Linux version of Cinnamon 2. Until now I had to deal with the Linux Mint version 17.3 and Linux Ubintu 15.4. Both of these have had Linuxy option in the audio output possibility increase so...

left-click the volume icon-> sound settings and then you can put to 153% in cinnamon

Banshee freezes while importing music-files, i installed clementine and no problem.

just point your ssd to / and your hdd to /home and swap in the installation (gparted)

Is it possible to install unetbootin on lmde2?
It is not in the packages.

Neil Edmond wrote:Hey drumBE, why DMDc? What does it offer that Debian testing with Mate doesn't?

I see it as a replacement when lmde will be based on debian stable and i know, you can change it from stable to testing (lol, it is not even released) but that is not what the dev's had in mind i think.

quote from http://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=2713 If you want to upgrade from Linux Mint 17, please wait for a few days while we release a new version of the Update Manager to you. In the meantime, you do not need to download or to reinstall anything. We’ll make announcements next week when this is ready.

LMDE
clean:

dirty:

you will not see it in grub but in your log-in screen you can change the DE settings

I have installed pinta from here:
https://packages.debian.org/squeeze/pinta
and it doesn't work