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Weird thing is, I can't select PC as a source from the list on the menu of the Samsung monitor itself.

Unluckily I tried that but no luck I should specify that the monitor config utility doesn't recognize the monitor as a Samsung, it just says "unknown monitor". Anything setting I should mess with? Like xorg.conf?

I'm using LM10 on a Samsung N210 netbook and I'd like to hook the system on a Samsung T200HD monitor. I connect the two through a VGA cable and the external monitor is recognized by grandr. However, the monitor itself stays blank and keeps saying "no input". I have the feeling I'm missing something ...

Oh, don't worry about that, I've been a happy Linux Mint-only user for more than a year and I have no intention of ever going back! :) I just wanted to try out Win7 as there's a slight chance that I might need Windows for work. I think I'll just dual boot XP and a pre-grub 2 distro on my oldish lapt...

Thank you for your answers, both of you! It's weird, though. I've installed Mint after Windows many times and it's never touched the Windows partition(s) at all. That's why I refused to believe my windows partition had gone, but it looks like it did after all :? I fixed mbr via Live USB but now I ju...

Sorry if I keep posting - just thought it might help someone with the same issues: Apparently it is a bootloader problem - I solved the "can't boot into LM" problem by fixing the grub (much quicker than re-installing the entire OS, I guess :oops: ) but I'm still trying to find a way to fix the Windo...

Thanks for the reply! I did instruct LM to install itself alongside Windows, and I still see Windows as an option on the grub screen and on gparted when I re-install LM, shouldn't that mean that the system still exists? :? I can't access the Recovery system (the key should be F4, but nothing happens...

I need some help, I hope this is the right thread! I just got a Samsung N210 with Windows 7 preinstalled. Obviously the first thing I did was to install Mint on it - but instead of wiping the hard drive clean as I usually do I decided to try dualbooting, choosing the automatic partitioning. Now, Min...

Mint actually fixed my overheating problem. In my last weeks with XP, it had got to the point that my Dell Inspiron 6400 would shut down at least once or twice a day. It was so annoying that I switched to Linux - and never had that problem again

gil_1 wrote:Language: Italian

msgid "This backup file is corrupted. The internal MD5 signature doesn't match its content."
msgstr "Questo archivio è danneggiato. La firma interna MD5 non corrisponde al contenuto."

msgid "Exclude files"
msgstr "Escludi file"

Just a couple of tiny errors =)

@go wrote:

lumi wrote:language: Italian

msgid "Make a donation"
msgstr "Fa' una ****"

Lumi I think it's better:
msgstr "Fai una ****"

it look more 'italian'

Objection sustained, I edited

language: Italian msgid "Welcome to Linux Mint" msgstr "Benvenuti in Linux Mint" msgid "Welcome and thank you for choosing Linux Mint. We hope you'll enjoy using it as much as we did making it. Please make yourself familiar with the new features and the documentation and don't hesitate to send us y...

Language: Italian

msgid "Desktop Items"
msgstr "Icone sulla scrivania"

msgid "Computer"
msgstr "Computer"

msgid "Home"
msgstr "Home"

msgid "Network"
msgstr "Rete"

msgid "Trash"
msgstr "Cestino"

msgid "Mounted Volumes"
msgstr "Volumi montati"

language: Italian msgid "Computer" msgstr "Computer" msgid "Browse all local and remote disks and folders accessible from this computer" msgstr "Esplora i dischi locali e remoti accessibili da questo computer" msgid "Home Folder" msgstr "Cartella Home" msgid "Open your personal folder" msgstr "Apri ...

It should be /etc - or at least mine are there I'm a newbie too!