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Your processor is too weak to handle software video decoding at 1080p so you need hardware based decoding to have a fighting chance. (I know this as I have the same processor running Mint 20 on my secondary machine, a converted chromebook) For me enabling HW decoding on Celluloid gives a much better...

So the original instructions as written but substituting nemo-4.6.5+ulyana work fine for me. I get the same key signing error but the debs are produced and install fine. The key signing error can be avoided (found this out recently) by using the command below in step 6 rather than just apt-build apt...

I don't think it's anything to worry about - probably just because dconf-editor is technically a Gnome3 app and we are all using it on non Gnome3 desktops. Night-light is a Gnome3 feature.

I'm using xfce 19.3. apt install xfce4-goodies This is a metapackage that will pull in a whole bunch of extra xfce panel plugins (plus a few other things like XFCEs texteditor mousepad, etc) Explore whats extras are made available via right click on panel > Panel > Add New Items. There are various ...

Which Desktop Environment? Cinnamon, MATE or XFCE?

Are you re-using a home folder from your old 17 install?

What output do you get from these terminal commands?

I'm not near my main machine at the moment but will take a look tomorrow.

Talking about CInnamon? Are you definitely using the stock window-list? By default it's got left click to minimise and middle click to close set although both can be modified in it's preferences. https://i.imgur.com/5JQc73T.png (Which was fun, it decided to add itself on the right zone, and nothing ...

Hi So gparted from the terminal or the menu ends up running /usr/sbin/gparted which is a wrapper script that because you are not root will rerun itself as pkexec --disable-internal-agent '/usr/sbin/gparted' "$@" to launch the application. Elevating privileges in this way the application do...

I am not talking about applets, they can be moved freely across panels. I am talking about *.desktop icons that can be pinned to the panel. *.desktop icons on the panel are hosted in applets though, either as pinned apps contained in one or more instances of the grouped-window-list applet or as ind...

Glad it's sorted.

So, every time I open a basic text file, I have to answer questions about opening it. It seems very cumbersome. Is there a setting for this? Is the question about wanting to execute the text file or open it? Are you opening the file from a NTFS file system? If yes to both questions it's a limitatio...

Checking on a 19.3 VM It looks like the symlinks moved from / to /boot between 19.3 and 20.

They are not present in / on any of my 20 installs.

Expected behaviour - see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FocalFossa/ReleaseNotes#Python3_by_default Mint is the same other than python2.7 is present in a new install. If a third party application is expecting a default /usr/bin/python to exist you can install either python-is-python2 or python-is-python3

thanks again for the support. You've still got bash syntax errors here. $ATT =$(mktemp /tmp/attachment.XXXXX.zip) #Generate temp file should be ATT=$(mktemp /tmp/attachment.XXXXX.zip) #Generate temp file It's probably a good idea to double quote the "$@" in zip -rj $ATT $@ #Compress files...

Hi,

Are you using the Modern or Traditional panel layout?

If unsure the output terminal command below will confirm the current panel contents.

Cinnamon, XFCE or MATE?

Any output from the terminal command

ajgringo619 wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 02, 2020 8:34 pm

Riddle me this...

Are you testing on 19.x or 20 (default sudo environment variables differ between the two).

Is your choice of theme installed via apt or a theme you've manually installed to your user's home?

dduran1210 wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 02, 2020 9:49 pm

does not work...nothing happens...nothing opens....

Hi what's the out put from trying to open the settings module in the terminal with the command below

Hi - welcome to the forums. I've posted a few times about ways to lock specific setting that are stored in the dconf backend. The same basic method could be used for backgrounds / themes / panel layouts etc in cinnamon. First step is to familiarise your self with the contents of the dconf backend so...