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The time on Linux Mint 19 is EDT before sign in, after sign in it is local time.
I had the issue with Windows time being out of step, by one hour, when switching briefly to Wiindows from Linux with a dual boot system.
I solved the problem easily by getting rid of Windows!

Having experienced the vagaries of Windows updates over the years (I not longer have Windows) I always check, as a matter of experience, that the firewall is still switched on after any major Mint upgrades.

Well, we have had two great Australians on our tv screens some years ago, namely Dame Edna Everage and Sir Les Patterson. They were able to demonstrate to those in the UK what Australians were like and how they thought. Apart form some bushwhacker called Barry Humphries we see few Ozzies on tv, exce...

Not often, but for some reason, only known to my desktop, a DVD is the simplest, most straight forward of installing or re-installing Linux Mint.
I do have many CD's/DVD's with details of islands, lighthouses and other factors that I use in my Ham radio hobby.

I had to make a quick check to see if was still September 1st. and not April 1st.

The 11th. century, which is the time that Catweazel apparently lived, the language spoken would be old English very much based on Anglo-Saxon. The Norman influence had not got deeply rooted into English at that time and Catweazel, who looks a serf, most likely knew little Norman French. :lol: I neve...

Try Opera. Of those you mention the more well known are often intrusive; I know little of thee less well known ones. I suggest you download Opera (for Linux) from the Opera web site and not anywhere else. I have used Opera for years and it has some good features, If you don't like it - no reason I c...

I have used Opera for years in the other place and now in LM.
The version available on LM is an old version - or it was. M suggestion is to download Opera from:
https://www.opera.com/
You will see Linux is an option. It worked fine for me in the three LM Cinnamon 18's and does so in LM Cinnamon 19.

I hope Mt. Agung is quieter in December, giving you chance to get closer. It is always active and its gods frequently remind the locals of their presence. It has has had a couple of big eruptions this year causing panic, movement of people and livestock and grounding flights. As I have family on Bal...

Linux Mint 19, despite one 'hiccup', did not send me back to Windows, in fact it was totally the opposite. I erased Windows 10 when installing LM19. I go along with the comments about gaming etc. which is a principal reason for a 'U' turn back to Windows. There will always be, as in other walks of l...

Back at the end of June, when I clean installed LM19 I found there were issues with this 24 kernel. I had to do a re-install but kept the 4.15.0.23 that seemed to be part of the install and blacklisted version 24. Kernel 4.15.024 is still blacklisted. Since using LM for almost a year I have always d...

Gee, thank you everyone. I didn't realise. Your words of encouragement are genuinely heart warming. Maybe my trip away will relax me a bit and I can return refreshed. It's nice to know I have so many genuine friends. I'll be back in very early August. Everyone take care and stay safe. Early August ...

Pjotr wrote: ⤴

Sat Jul 14, 2018 5:26 am

Sorry to see you go.... Surely there's no need for such a drastic step?

From time to time, we all make mistakes in our advice. I know I do. That's life....

What more can one say!
Enjoy the change of temperature, watch out for all those Aussies.

There has been a more recent Opera update, even so the problem still exists. Having installed LM 19 Cinnamon successfully on both my desktop and laptop I decided to install the solution mentioned by previous posters. All seems fine now.Thanks guys for the assistance.

I mentioned in another thread that I was hoping to install Mint Cinnamon 19 yesterday. Initially I had wondered about the upgrade route, but most experienced users favoured a clean install. For some inexplicable reason the live USB method does not work for me ( it didn't for my initial 18.1 installa...

The last vestige of Windows (10), having used M/Soft since XP, should disappear from my desktop tomorrow when I hopefully install LM 19 and erase the Windows partition, simply leaving Linux Mint on the pc. I moved to Linux almost a year ago but due to uncertainties kept to a dual boot Linux/Windows ...

I did not install the links in the post by gm10, I just put the earlier Opera 53 programme which is fine. I have noticed that even the most recent version of Opera 54 has the same problems for me. So until they fix it I am happy enough with version 53. Incidentally, when using Windows 10 a while ago...

Hello same problem here so I downgraded to 53 again and it works. you can download older version here: https://get.geo.opera.com/pub/opera/desktop/53.0.2907.99/linux/ Don't allow it to upgrade in upgrade manager for awhile maybe they will get 54 fixed soon. When update manager tries to update opera...

The latest update for Opera, 54. has some codec issues. Plug in are blocked and cannot be made to work. That is how I find it. I wonder how many others have these issues?
Is there a way to revert to version 53 (the previous one)? Any attempt to download seems to result in version 54 coming up.

This is the view from the BBC Technology web page:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-44003850