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Hi Palladini,
Right-click on the Appimage file and choose Properties, then under the Permissions tab.
Check the box to make this executable.

When you right-click the package in Update Manager you will get a choice to ignore
the current update or ignore future updates for the package.

If you right-click an empty spot on your desktop you will get an option to create a launcher (same as shown above)
Give it a name. In the command field choose Browse and navigate to the Appimage. You will be prompted to add the launcher to the menu.

By default grub will boot to the latest installed kernel.
After choosing the previous kernel and booting go to your Update Manager--in the toolbar click View/Linux Kernels.
Click the offending kernel and choose Remove.
After this grub will boot to the working kernel

Xanadu wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 21, 2020 1:48 am

all41 wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 20, 2020 8:39 pm

But that ID-5 I haven't a clue what that is.

It's related to the 'live' disc. After installing the OS it doesn't appear again until you insert another 'live' cd, usb, etc.


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Thanks,
Does this indicate the op still has the bootable media loaded?

are you now crashing before login screen? before grub, after grub?
If you can get to the grub screen press the arrow down to advanced
You will see different options there. Try booting into an earlier kernel by using the arrow down key

The only issue I have ever encountered with Compiz is desktop focus and I have a workaround. Sorry to see such experienced users disparage this. I do not use the eye candy, but the compositor and window placement makes this manager top my list. Using compiz w MATE20 ram usage 639mb Using marco+compo...

I decided to remove the Brave browser from Mint19 tonight

Say more about how you did this.

Naw
Running a terminal command and understanding the results are different matters.
There are no shortcuts here

Say more about your install plans. fwiw I have never used a /boot partition even for this system which boots 7 OS's Mostly let Mint handle your partitioning. I remember just a very short few years ago, the overwhelming advice on this this very board by just about everyone was to create separate par...

Mostly you will not need drivers for the motherboard--if drivers are required for your graphics they will be offered in your driver management app. No worries--most installs will work perfectly in that respect. Yes, you should have a good backup of irreplaceable files before going further. Preferabl...

Hi Jim,
Is your usb not mounted in /media/username?
Choose Computer, then / then navigate to /media/Jim? (put your username here if other than Jim)
Navigate there to see if that partition is indeed mounted.
Then just point Back in Time backups to that path

Yes--the op specifically mentioned grsync gui-- so double ds on me

Say more about your install plans. fwiw I have never used a /boot partition even for this system which boots 7 OS's Mostly let Mint handle your partitioning. Currently I have only four (4) partitions 1) /dev/sda6 swap 2) /dev/sda7 / 3) /dev/sda8 /run/timeshift/backup 4) /dev/sda9 /home and I want t...

Here is how I do this: Make a document and name it backup.sh Inside that document: example only: #!/bin/bash rsync -r -t -v -i -s /home/uno /mnt/backup/MATE_20.0 rsync -r -t -v -i -s /home/uno /media/uno/SD_Backup/MATE_20.0 Then right-click the file/properties and make it executable. When clicked th...

Say more about your install plans.
fwiw I have never used a /boot partition even for this system which boots 7 OS's
Mostly let Mint handle your partitioning.

Did you get errors?
Reverting seems plausible--but need to know what you are using now.
Please open a terminal and enterinxi -Fxxxz, press enter, then copy/paste the results here.
Also please be specific regarding Xfce Tara features that you need

So instead of requesting that someone else do it, how about writing the content that you would want to see? This forum is a community effort after all. You may very well not be the only one looking for it. Oh yeah sure I don't mind doing it myself. Just wanted to make sure y'all were on board with ...

Try the same url during off-prime hours.
Your isp may be blocking during prime

You can run this command as a string as MrEen has shown or you can try running the commands individually in your terminal: xfce4-panel --quit enter pkill xfconfd enter rm -rf ~/.config/xfce4/panel enter rm -rf ~/.config/xfce4/xfconf/xfce-perchannel-xml/xfce4-panel.xml enter xfce4-panel enter That ma...