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Give KMyMoney a try. Just install it from Synaptic.

Still going down..

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I have Sparky Linux v5.3, Linux Mint v18.3 and Windows 7 installed on a Lenovo Thinkpad T450s. Each of these systems run without any problems.

Thank you to all who responded to my request for information. After reading all the suggestions, I decided that, at this stage, I would be most comfortable with extending /dev/sda6 and that the modification should be done through Windows, as it was formatted with the ntfs filing system. So, I booted...

Lenovo Thinkpad T450s. On this computer, Sparky Linux is my default o.s. However, I wish to install LinuxMint v19.0 Mate when it becomes available, using the unallocated space shown in the attached screenshot. However, I get an error message that it is not possible as no more than 4 partitions are a...

I'm another user advocating the Lenovo Thinkpad. Been using a T450s i5-5300u with 256GB SSD, 8GB RAM and a display of 1920x1080. It's never missed a beat!

Using Linux v18.3 Mate.

My program of choice for ripping DVDs is Asunder. Been using it forever and it's never let me down.

LM v18.3 Mate... As you will see from the post above, on 5 April I reported that after a kernel upgrade, the problem I was experiencing with Keyboard Shortcuts not working was miraculously solved and I edited the subject heading accordingly. Now I have had to edit the subject heading again, as the "...

Just upgraded to Linux kernel 4.13.0-38 generic (x86_64) and delighted to report that all my keyboard shortcuts work without having to have a window open before using them. The subject has now been marked as solved. Note: When I opened this thread I was using LM18.1. Subsequently upgraded to LM18.2 ...

Way, way back in the 1980s when I was using an IBM compatible, my favourite application was Sidekick (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borland_Sidekick) and then I abandoned the PC when Microsoft Windows was released and went to the Acorn A5000.

Thank you catzweazel, AZgi1500 and Marziano for the additional information.

I have now marked this as Solved.

xenopeek wrote: ⤴

Fri Mar 30, 2018 4:43 pm

Some alternatives I've seen mentioned by people trying to get away from Xmarks, if you need a cross-browser sync:
https://bookmarkos.com/
https://www.everhelper.me/synchronizer.php

Thanks for the pointer. I'm giving everhelp a trial at the moment. So far - so good!

catweazel wrote: ⤴

Fri Mar 30, 2018 4:41 pm

tenfoot wrote: ⤴

Fri Mar 30, 2018 4:06 pm

who has found an alternative>

Many browsers nowadays do it natively, hence the demise of the add-on. I know that firefox, chrome and slimjet do it.

If I create a sync in, say, Firefox, will I be able to sync the bookmarks in Chromium, or Brave?

Hello from New Zealand and welcome to the friendliest Forum on the internet.

Your English is easy to understand. Congratulations!

Xmarks... I have used this bookmark synchronisation program for many years and have found it invaluable when installing additional web browsers. Earlier today I received an email from lastpass-postmaster@logmein.com that they will be shutting down XMarks on 1st May 2018. Although I have searched for...

Hi pcsailor You don't mention which Desktop, Environment you use - Cinnamon, Mate, or xfce. If you require help in setting up desktop shortcuts, it would help people to help you if you did so. I use the built in ones for accessing the internet and my email and 10 Custom ones, as follows: ConvertAll ...

Thank you michael louwe and vansloneker for your comments. In the end I did as suggested by disconnecting and then reconnecting all removable modules. The computer then booted successfully.

LM v18.3 Mate is my every day distro but I run Namib Mate, Manjaro Cinnamon, Antergos Mate, and Fedora Mate in Virtual Box, so that I can have some variety without upsetting the stability I need for day to day computing.

michael louwe wrote: ⤴

Fri Mar 23, 2018 6:13 am

@ tenfoot, .......

tenfoot wrote:.

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The (bumpy.?) 4 hour drive through rural roads has likely damaged the very old Intel P4 computer. Maybe, it's time to buy a new or refurbished computer.

I'm inclined to believe the same but it would be nice to know which part is damaged.