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So how do you make the message go away once openssl is updated? (It's driving me nuts) sudo systemctl mask apt-news.service sudo systemctl mask esm-cache.service sudo mv /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/20apt-esm-hook.conf /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/20apt-esm-hook.conf.disabled sudo apt install ubuntu-advantage-tools ...

Nice scripts. I'm running them on my 21.2 install.

Anyway I can hide the background link on my new desktops? Maybe hide it as a dotfile?

Thanks.

Yes same thing. I rather like seeing grub menu. Sorry for confusion.

Yes. Same as mine. And those scripts, in conjunction with the GRUB_TIMEOUT_STYLE=hidden setting in /etc/default/grub resulted in no visible Grub menu in my case. Or it did until I added back the previous Mint version's 40_custom override. Is your /etc/default/grub different for that GRUB_TIMEOUT_ST...

my 40 custom..

my 00 header.. #! /bin/sh set -e # grub-mkconfig helper script. # Copyright (C) 2006,2007,2008,2009,2010 Free Software Foundation, Inc. # # GRUB is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundati...

Here's my "Christmas-y" fluxbox desktop. (click and then click again!) You mean 132 MB > MegaBytes... RAM for the operating system? :mrgreen: Fascinating. Do you know a method how to use a Linux with Flux on a high resolution monitor @ 3000 x 2000? That would make for a super-fast virtual...

works fine here with chrome https://www.bing.com/th?id=OHR.QueenVictoriaAgave_EN-US8690321294_1920x1080.jpg&rf=LaDigue_1920x1080.jpg&pid=hp The same image displays properly here as well. - Mint 19.1 xfce, (Ubuntu provided) Firefox 70.0.1 . Also works correctly here on Linux Mint 19.2 64-bit...

Addendum: Just to make extra sure, I visited https://bing.wallpaper.pics/ again, in (genuine Mozilla) Firefox 70.0.1 . My desktop is still loaded. No crash so far. In particular the X11 server is still alive. Yet, I admit that this still is on Mint 19.1 xfce. So the question asked in the title, &qu...

Doesn't crash when using Google Chrome.

Hello, twodogs. BAM! the screen turns black and you are logged out of Cinnamon. This suggests that your graphical desktop crashed. This is why you were returned to the login screen. Frequently such a problem is caused by the graphics driver software. In order to verify you might like to provide ......

I was looking for wallpapers.. and typed 'bing wallpaper' in Google. The first website link says "Bing™ Wallpaper Gallery." Click this link. The website will load up and then, BAM! the screen turns black and you are logged out of Cinnamon. Is this a Cinnamon problem or the websites problem...

I think I have found the problem. Although you can basically define the font used for the desktop, the font used in the theme is fixed. So the topic determines the font in the menu and in the panel. That does not really fit, that one can select the fonts otherwise. I have now changed the font in th...

I wish i can have both and switch it just like you switch your DE in log in screen. I have different set-ups, too, and I use keyboard shortcuts to change them on the fly. alt+d goes dark with aqua dark theme and aqua dark icons with white cursor alt+l goes light with aqua darker theme and aqua dark...

My Cinnamon desktop setup like the Mate desktop. I like this!

I think my panel is default size (height=40) That big? Well, I was thinking of something like 16 pixels (website favicon, see attached) to 24 pixels (my panel). ;) mintlogo-troken-inverse-16x16.png Nope. It's not symmetrical. Nope. It's not symmetrical. I actually really like that 16 pixel icon! I ...

In a Linux Mint terminal, I did sudo pacman -Syu and installed 'git and yay'. Installed 'neofetch' from the AUR and behold.. Going to sleep now. Tomorrow I will do this on my real Linux Mint! I can't wait! in arch i always use sudo pacman -Syyu << two "yy" much safer and doesn't break as ...

I have been very interested in Bedrock Linux and wondered if it would actually work with Linux Mint. My dream has been realized! I love my Linux Mint 19.1 Cinnamon, but really like the AUR of Arch Linux. I installed Linux Mint in Virtualbox. Updated Linux Mint and rebooted. I then installed Bedrock ...

I think Linux Mint is actually relatively good at speaking to a wider audience. I've not seen any Linux do it better, anyway. Except there's no actual speaking outside of the monthly blog posts, that's what I meant with lack of advertising. You can see the immediate result of some publicity from al...

This looks very similar to Adam McBride's concept logo from 10 years ago but with the stems of the M widened. See forum post here https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=37294&p=214168#p214168 and the source at https://web.archive.org/web/20100929122523/http://linuxmint-art.org/co...