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Probably not. It has more than likely passed on, passed away, gone to shake hands with Elvis, resting in peace, gone to eternal rest, deceased, departed, slipped away, popped its clogs, lost its battle, given up the ghost, bitten the dust, fallen out of its tree, breathed its last, dropped off its ...

Today was our day. No probs at all. Quick and easy. Getting a shot in the arm should not be a pita. :wink: Getting the shots was easy. It was getting that first appointment that was such a PITA! I know! Like these people are already stressed after a year of confusion--right? The curves are showing ...

Today was our day. No probs at all. Quick and easy.
Getting a shot in the arm should not be a pita.

You can create a bash script for suspend.

#!/bin/bash
systemctl suspend

Then make the file executable.

You can change the icon for this file

You can boot back into your install .iso dvd/thumb flash.
From there you can determine where large files are and delete as necessary.
Once booted to the live desktop environment use the disk usage analyzer to find
+1 to rih reply also

They are secondary because they only contain data, no OS. It is not a dual boot system. There are a ton of important files on GWEN; it's a rather large partition: 1.6T, with 1.4T used. TOSH, not so big and not as full, percentage-wise. only contain data, no OS. It is not a dual boot system. Excelle...

Yes, those are the partitions I'm talking about. I don't have gparted but it's easy enough to get. I think of it as partitioning software so it hadn't occurred to me in this instance. Hang on...okay, got it. Gparted says they are ntfs disks. What would you like me to relay from gparted's info? TOSH...

Do you have gparted? It's a partition manager/editor that is widely used here. You can install from software manager, synaptic package manager, or by trminal: apt install gparted gparted-common Then run gparted from the menu. Use that to get a graphical look and more information regarding the disk ...

Hi,
Please show the results of terminal inquiry: and and Those will be telling.
edit:
also I forgot--
Welcome to the forums. Good to have you join in.
If you need help with the above just say
Cheers

I have a new computer coming. I want everything on the new computer the same as the desktop one I'm replacing. I'm using linuxmint 20.1 Cinnamon. Using Timeshift I backed everything up onto an external drive. This took several hours. I did a fresh reboot afterwards. It won't accept my password now....

Yes, I reinstalled. It took me a couple of hours but now I have a clean install. Since I have all of my data on the cloud it is no problem to reinstall. I am running Firefox in sync mode so all of the setups and add-ons just update. That's what I like about Linux, it is so easy to reconstruct. Than...

hglee wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 25, 2021 3:48 pm

SSD speed and lifetime are effected by how well its maintained day-to-day.

Can you expand on this please, especially the day-to-day

Walterjnr wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 25, 2021 10:26 pm

Thanks. I look forward to driving you all crazy with my questions.

Nah--I predict you'll do well with Mint.
Welcome to the forums--good to have you join in.
Cheers
Enjoy Mint's stability and polish

GELvdH wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 25, 2021 9:40 pm

I just redid my laptop and now everything is working. Thanks for the help.

Does this mean you have reinstalled?

Gee, your solution was close at hand

antikythera wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 24, 2021 7:31 pm

ANY system is only as secure as the usage habits of the idiot in charge of it.

I vehemently represent that remark

Perhaps mmarci is not using Cinnamon and that is why he doesn't see that option.
This info should be included with every request for forum support.
See the 'how to get help' info here:
viewtopic.php?f=17&t=83444
Especially number 5

Hi Hanzo21,
Good to have you join the forums and perhaps your wife will join as well.
Cheers

This sounds like windows list is trapped between other panel applets. Try right clicking the other panel applets to the right and choose unlock, until you are able to move 'windows list' to the middle of the panel

[/quote]another gui for rsync is luckybackup

imho those update level classifications were tilted in the alarmist direction and raised many questions in the community.
Glad to see this gone.
As @Moem mentioned just above--I also accept every update without issues (ymmv considerably).