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Edit - glad you got it sorted - general rule of thumb for weirdness following switching themes - Ctrl-Alt-Esc to restart Cinnamon... ..... Ctrl-Alt-Esc to restart Cinnamon and then try and rightclick on the panel again. https://i.imgur.com/Bs07wl5.png Failing that if you can add the Settings Applet ...

You could attempt an install of the rpm package using alien.

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RPM/AlienHowto

No worries you are welcome. As a hint tabbing having typed character(s) will list available commands. I think this works in all desktops environments. There may be other 'tricks' but they are likely desktop environment specific. if you want additional functionality (combined run dialog/file search/n...

Alt-F2

Downloaded videos should be in data/data/com.termux/files/home/storage/shared/Youtube/ on the phone....

Yep - config without quotes...

Which Desktop Environment (Cinnamon, XFCE, Mate, KDE?)

If Cinnamon, right click on empty space in the panel and choose modify panel - not panel edit mode. Add and move panel should be available options.

jmt95 wrote: ⤴

Thu May 31, 2018 4:46 pm

I've tried to report a crash but I go to this page?

https://github.com/linuxmint/cinnamon-s ... per/issues

Not helpful.

Thank's

JM

The irony - best report that as a bug in mintreport via https://github.com/linuxmint/mintreport/issues

Nope, they are 3 separate lines that need to be added to the file ~/.config/youtube-dl/config Number 7 - nano ~/.config/youtube-dl/config should open the empty file in the terminal text editor nano. You add the 3 separate lines in 8 and then save the file - on a desktop machine it's Ctrl-X and then ...

Output from inxi -Fxz would be good.

Do either of you have additional extensions/applets/desklets installed? If so make sure they are up to date. Buggy add-ons have been implicated with memory leaks in Cinnamon, particularly those that monitor the system (CPU temps etc).

You definitely need both of those, and you'll probably find having installed the mintupdate update that you'll have a whole bunch more to review and install. I think you are on 18.3? Mint-update has a very good help section that I suggest you take the time to run through. But in a nutshell updates a...

NVME is a fairly new standard I believe. It might just be that nemo has never being updated to support displaying drive info for NVME on that screen Nonesense. NVMe has been supported for years. Kernel 3.3 officially - that's fairly new in my book - 5 or 6 years I believe - and I'm not nearly as ol...

See - https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+sour ... ug/1724370

NVME is a fairly new standard I believe. It might just be that nemo has never being updated to support displaying drive info for NVME on that screen, given that that screen is intended to be deprecated at some point or that the NVME kernel driver doesn't support providing a model name. Does it get a...

That command just confirms that your currently installed kernel is capable of KPTI - whether it's active or not will depend on your boot parameters in grub. If you haven't messed with the boot parameters the default behaviour is that it is active. dmesg | grep isolation should return something like ...

You can also confirm if your email address was included in that breach using - https://haveibeenpwned.com/

I can see you originally joined back in 2012 and haven't been very active since. The Forum was indeed hacked back in early 2016 and data lost included email addresses linked to accounts at that time. see - https://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=3001 https://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=3007 Your profile settings do...

That looks like you've somehow updated libgtk-3-0 - possibly via a PPA? Please report back the output of these terminal commands (copy the terminal output and paste into code tags in your reply) inxi -Fxzr or inxi -r if you've reported the output requested by catweazel. apt policy playonlinux apt po...

Not familiar either - but this link may help - https://wiki.x2go.org/doku.php/doc:newtox2go

You can click on the iso links to see reports back from testers and responses from the dev team. There are still a few glitches / test failures being ironed out.

That would be nice - those types of tools were available when GTK2 was king of the hill. GTK3 theming is more complex and I don't think it's feasible to make those kinds of tools to make edits on the fly. I'm considering (time allowing) porting the Mint 19 version of Mint Y to be a base for my forke...