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Placing the program on a bigger screen I zoomed out the thonny program window.
Far most up to right there was a clickable text, that gave back the normal menubar.
Thanks for that!
Problem solved.
Thank you Flemur. You put down some effort for this :) For you and all others with same issue, after a long search i found /home/apps/thonny/bin/ something else I don't remember/ uninstall So I clicked uninstall and in a blink all of it was gone! Hope this will /can help others as well. Thank You.
Hi Folk! This happaned. I installed the thonny via the Softwaremenager, so far so good. Vers 2.something. Old version so I uninstalled it. Then I went to thonny.org and downloaded the thonny-3.3.4.bash file and installed it via Terminal: sudo thonny-3.3.4 after that the program downloaded and instal...
Hello "Menard" All those programs and Linux is for free. If you don't like them don't use them. Don't complain, those people are working for free,. nonprofit and volunteer, you should give them "thanks" and encouragement. Also people here on the Forum are helpfull, giving you the...
May a "beginner" like me tell a hint?
"same IP all the time"?
Shut of the router for 15 minutes and you will get a new IP adress from the Internet provider next time you power on the router.
Thank you Pjotr, that is peter in english? Well, I have tried out those things earlier. The problem is not to edit the grub itself but to choose the first line of the 6 in the menu. 1 LinuxMint 19.3 2 Advanced options 19.3 3 memori test xyz 4 memori test abc 5 Linux Mint 20.0 6 Advanced Mint 20 By d...
Thank you RIH It was good help. Now I can change the background picture, but I choosed to have none. Deleted the Mint backgrounds with help from the sites. Got the original background, now good visible. The seond issue, to place the top line as default, I can still not fix it. Looking deeper for sol...
Hi Folks! Uppgraded from 19.2 to 19.3 (Yes, I have also a 20.0 on an other partition) The GRUB has changed now, It's black background and gray line marks what to choose. Moving it up/down with the arrow buttons. The problem is my eyes are not 25 years young anymore, they are 76, so I have difficulti...
Yes, quite sure since I copied and pasted the numbers directly from the image of the "disk" from the Disk manager program.
So then what now? A third try woldn't give other result?
Thanks anyhow.
Before I make a new trial, shall I move
from /home/myname/myfiles
to /home/myfiles?
Are there any files in the /home the Grub picks up from the home for logging in?
Thanks.
HI!
Witch USB sound-cards functions/works under the LxMint 20 Mate?
I need to use USB sound-card since my computer has only HDMI out and USB.
The card should be connected to the MuseScore program and on the outside to a amplifier with RCA connectors.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Sorry. No. I was tired and had to work with other things. But I will do and test again. Please wait some day. I can not understand how that will enable typing in my password so I can log in. The keyboard doesn't take any input. By the way, the Caja filebrowser has the option to open file as root/Adm...
Hallo...again. I did it again.
And changed back and everything is okey.
Same result, could'nt log in.
So.....there must be something wrong with the login since it doesn't take any input from the keyboard.
I think there must be more files need to edit.
Suggestions?
Buffy?
Anyone?
No Buffy....no...You have not messed up...I did.. :wink: The problem is the logging in. I learn some new all the time. I succeeded to get everything back as before. There was a "grey-ed" menu item "open as root" or something like that and after that I could use the Gedit with per...
Well...now, almost there. Copied the /home and made bakup for the /etc/fstab. Changed the fstab se below: # <file system> <mount point> <type> <options> <dump> <pass> # / was on /dev/sda5 during installation UUID=4cf40808-e361-4163-8942-f2a56fb930ae / ext4 errors=remount-ro 0 1 # /home was on /dev/s...
Oh, silly me..a thought hit me....
Shall I creat the /home katalog on this /sda3; copy files; and when the fstab after the restart recognises the new UUID number it will automatically pick up the new catalog /home and use it as home direct?
Is it sooo..... simple?
Thank you mikeflan for the advice. Executed, okey. Thank you buffy. Some more questions. The current/default /home residing on /sda6 is per automatic mounted as just /home The "new" partition is also automaticly mounted by "size" it is the /sda3. The only file on it is an empty c...
Have a new and formatted (ext4) partition called /sda3. I would like to move the default /home, now on the extended partition /sda6, under the primary /sda2. Question, if I make a new catalog /home on the /sda3 and after that edit the /etc/fstab file telling the new "place" and copy over t...
Well it is not easy to see those small differences for an old guy like me but I have learned now something new.
As you see, it is possible to learn old dogs some trics.
Thank You.