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you seem to have quite alot of "media" on your hardrive...94.4% of your entire HD was being used just for "media" before your re-install according to you disk usage analyzer posting.

hi UD6...that is exactly what i do...i keep absolutely nothing but the operating system on my HD...everything else, pics, music, documents, and all the tweaks i use are safely stored on USBs...it something does ever go wrong, all i have to do is take the USB that has the up to date ISO and simply re...

the title says it all...hopefully this will also be the case for Mint, Peppermint, and other ubuntu 18.04 based versions.

https://www.serverwatch.com/server-news ... years.html

AZg said when she goes, we won't get another cat for a long time i said the same thing too when the first of two cats i had died from old age etc. getting thinner day by day, (both were feral brother and sister that were 16 yrs old), at the end of march in 2016...right after he died, i found 4 aroun...

are you using a router that is dual band (both 2.4 and 5ghz compatiable?)...if so, have you accessed the router to see what is connecting with each device either 2.4 or 5?

i guess you noticed i run a "lean, mean, clean, fighting machine" probably why my problems are exceedingly few in nature...lol.

does right clicking on the "menu" icon on panel bar show you "properties"?...if so click properties and see if it shows you something like "commands" in the top tabs and see if there are boxes to be unticked that could remove these...just a shot in the dark here since im running a "whisker" menu her...

thank-you xenopeek, that did the trick...DAMIEN

the OP wrote... the developers need to look at trying what I did i seriously doubt that the developers are going to actually remove "python" coding language to try to do what you did... you may now be at a point where a fresh install might be your best and only bet....it is best to read up a little ...

hi moem...i noticed the "age" of that computer...
i think cinnamon is way to heavy on something that is almost 13 yrs old...i would try either mate or xfce for that system.

ok...so i have the same problem about removing other vestiges of firejail since i uninstalled it when i couldnt configure it to work with brave browser...so how "exactly" do i get rid of these entries...is there a sudo remove, autoremove, purge etc command i can use to do so?. damien@damien ~ $ ls -...

List of Items to Disable from Start-Up: just copy and paste commands one at a time into your terminal and follow the prompts that are given: sudo systemctl disable ModemManager.service sudo systemctl disable NetworkManager-wait-online.service sudo systemctl disable pppd-dns.service sudo systemctl ma...

in the "stores" for chromium based browsers such as chromium, brave, slimjet, or google chrome browsers, there is an extension called "Night Mode Pro"...you can manually toggle back and forth between day and night...also you can use the gradient control to allow just the amount of brightness you nee...

Mine is derived from 2 different sources..."DAMIEN", i originally had named my computer during my early windows days since i had quickly come to believe that that it was absolutely possessed and evil with the inexplicable things it would do and not in control by its owner at all, [some things never ...

copy and paste the command below into your terminal...this should fix the problem...if not using mint, you will need to type "sudo" before "apt update"...google made a change in their corporate structure and that change is reflected in that message you received. also if you downloaded google earth i...

i dont use dropbox myself but the article below might be of help to those of you who do and need to find the work around for ext4 etc...

https://www.linuxuprising.com/2018/11/h ... -ext4.html

just another reason why i never travel with a computer and have never used or owned a "smart phone" and just use a "stupid phone" that doesnt even have a camera.

did anyone consider that the OP might have been talking about his own user acct. on his operating system such as guest acct., admin acct. etc?

teamviewer will install on mint as a .deb found on the page you showed PHD1...thats how i put it on mine...choose the top left one, and choose either 64 bit or 32 bit depending what system your using...much easier and simple to do...almost like a windows install for an .exe file https://www.teamview...

Systemd provides a standard process for controlling what programs run when a Linux system boots up. While systemd is compatible with SysV and Linux Standard Base (LSB) init scripts, systemd is meant to be a drop-in replacement for these older ways of getting a Linux system running.... so, in essence...