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phd entered the correct link, however the forum has a ban on the word p o r n.
Hence that is changed in the url to 4 *
Copy the url, paste it into your bowser & replace the 4 * with the letters p,o,r,n & you will find the correct page.

Timeshift is capable of backing up everything - system & data- but that was not its' original intent & so, is probably not a very sensible approach to take when alternative programs designed just to back up personal data are available. Timeshift is really Linux's answer to Microsoft System Restore &...

The only posts that I have read concerning Cinnamon using very large amounts of CPU seem to centre around video card/driver issues. I think that a copy of the output of inxi -Fxz put into the terminal would be very useful here. That command lists out the full details of your equipment without showin...

The command in the terminal will show what functions are consuming RAM & CPU in descending order. shows what the system sees as RAM & Swap & how much (in total) is being used/free.
Both are worth doing & sharing when you hit the 80%.

I think that you need to neutralise the screen saver as well...

Calibre have just (today) released version 4.1. Version 4 was only released a few days ago but included a new reader. While it was very more book-like it dropped the ability to see what page number you were on & how many pages were in the book in total plus it no longer remembered where you were in ...

The desktop is dual boot Win 7 & Mint 19.2.
My Calibre library is on a completely separate USB Hard drive formatted to NTFS.
Windows & Mint are both happy for Calibre to access this library..

Hello and thanks, I tried both files but got an error on both. When I tried to install the Debian file I got this: Error:Dependency is not satisfiable : libtommath1 . When trying to install the ubuntu file I got a similar error: Error:Dependency is not satisfiable :libevent-pthreads-2.1-6 Yes I tri...

Go to here.. https://gitlab.com/fredbcode/e2guardian/tree/packages/ Click on the Download Button Dload.png A file (e2guardian-packages.tar.gz) will download. Use Archive Manager to extract its' content to a new Folder. The extracted Folder contains Folders containing 6 different versions of the prog...

Open PDF in Okular.
Go to
Settlings - Configure Okular - Accessibility -
Click Change Colours - leave Colour Mode as Invert Colours.

You might want to look at this...although I am not sure how active they still are..

http://www.e2guardian.org/cms/index.php

As others have already pointed out, Mozilla has some Add Ons.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefo ... ly-filter/

Revicam wrote: ⤴

Sun Oct 06, 2019 9:11 pm

Anyone know how I can, or maybe someone else will, mark this thread as "Solved"?

Peter

Glad you finally got it sorted.

Only you (or a Mod/Admin) can mark it solved.
You do that by editing (the pencil icon) your original post heading to add the word SOLVED to it.

Just a thought as you seem to be having so many problems with doing it this way.. You could go via a free cloud service. Onedrive (Microsoft) or Google Drive or a free DropBox account. Personally I use DropBox as Android will automatically load camera pictures there if you direct it to do so. The on...

Put the following 2 commands into the terminal & then copy & paste the results back on this thread between the Code Display (</>) tags. systemd-analyze - this will show how long it actually took to boot. systemd-analyze blame - this will show which items took what time in descending time taken. I am...

Ah you did not Unfortunately in Linux size sometimes does matter...

If you re-do using a capital F then you will give a great deal more information..

Fire up GParted in your live session & post a print of what your drives show back here would be a good starting point..
Or just in Terminal & copy the output back here between the Code Display Tags (</>) also might be very useful...

It is not unusual for the number of updates - the number will continue to grow for new installs. As log as you had no issues with your original install concerning things like wi-fi or video cards then my personal approach would be to install all the updates immediately & continue to do so as soon as...

If you want your own Linux system then I guess Linux From Scratch is a good place to start. http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/ If you just want to personalise a version of Mint then I guess it very much depends how severe those customisation are... There are certainly a couple of very knowledgeabl...

I gather than DuckDuckGo uses a system it calls 'Bangs' in order to search just a specific site for a term. To search for content more quickly from a specific website, DuckDuckGo comes with a feature called Bangs. Bangs are a feature of DuckDuckGo that allow you to search for your search terms direc...