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Check this out: viewtopic.php?p=1918077#p1918077

It would be nice if you just copied and pasted the text from the terminal to the forum instead of a picture. Now top and bottom are not visible.

You can define shortkeys via menu>preferences>keyboard shortcuts in mint mate and in cinnemon or lmde4 it is menu>preferences>keyboard>shortcut tab.
Btw, on my pc © is right-alt-c. It depends on the keyboard layout though, so that may not work for you.

There is a topic about it in this forum: viewtopic.php?f=49&t=266659
Or maybe you should go for a MBP (mintbookpro ): https://www.ubuntushop.be/index.php/en/ ... books.html

I found a very old thread about this issue and it said that you also need gcc-multilib. In the mint repo there is a whole bunch of them and I wouldnt know which one to advice. Hope this helps you any further or maybe someone else knows which one exactly you need. I found it here https://stackoverflo...

No not so fast. Fist we are going to try to install the normal way with some tweaks. So, start from dvd and at the moment the first menu appears press arrow down and up again (this is to stop the timer for the autostart) Be sure the line 'start linux mint' is highlighted and press tab. You will see ...

If you mount it via the file manager (files) there is no mount point. Go to the file manager and click your (mounted) drive. On the top of the screen you will see something like this: https://warpwire.xs4all.nl/fm1.png Click on the pencil like button. Now you will see someting like this: https://war...

This only seems to work when the file manager is in icon-view or compact mode. Not in list mode.

-edit, deleted- Sorry I misread your post.

Please post the result of the following two commands:

@cpedretti: That is a good tip but it applies to an already installed system. The topicstarter is trying to get it installed. The driver issue will be addressed after the install (if necessary).

I dont like it either.

Welcome to the mint forum.
Did you change anything prior to the manifestation of the problem?
Please open a terminal window by pressing ctrl-alt-t, enter the following command and post the result here.

Well it woudnt hurt to try a fresh battery first

If you put 'solved' in the title, please do it by editing the original post (the one you started off with).

Is it a wireless keyboard with batteries in it?

Replace the uuid in fstab to confirm with your real swap partition: 6e875535-e301-4497-be22-1ea8ce1d0404 -edit- to be exact, replace this line in your fstab: UUID=c76a872f-5534-4f93-bf70-67097e76160f swap swap sw 0 0 with this one UUID=6e875535-e301-4497-be22-1ea8ce1d0404 swap swap sw 0 0 That shoul...

Have a look at this thread viewtopic.php?t=286908

In compatibility mode some drivers are disabled and you wil have a low screen resolution during the install, but you can still install mint in that mode. You can also try to add the 'nomodeset ' option from the install dvd by pressing tab while the 'Start Linux Mint' choice in the menu is hilighted....

Reboot the system and try the update again before you start up any other programs.