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PROBLEM: Headphones stutter or skip in LM19 OS: Linux Mint 19 with cinnamon (dual boot w/win10 on higher end sony vaio laptop - 64bit - 8gbram) HEADPHONES: Galacticon HP (bt with aux, phone support, A2DP) - Cheap greek brand, WHY I KNOW IT'S A LM19 BLUETOOTH ISSUE: ---I've returned the headphones an...

SOLVED for my system as follows: Here is a link to a great tutorial that worked for me (Linux Mint 19 - cinnamon). I had a bose and earbud that worked fine with stock LM19 cin. bluetooth, but some cheap bt headphones chopped, stuttered, skipped, etc.. Tried many of the other tutorials, but this one ...

EDIT: I thought it was SOLVED for my system as follows, but it worked once, then continued to stutter on reboot. Many "fixes" have worked temporarily, but something still causes freezes: https://freedompenguin.com/articles/how-to/ubuntu-bluetooth-headphones-fix/ NOTE: his examples capitali...

The on/off scenario didn't work for me, I also tried the following tutorial, it worked once, then stopped working in future attempts. https://freedompenguin.com/articles/how-to/ubuntu-bluetooth-headphones-fix/ NOTE: his examples capitalize B in bluetooth in the path, this caused errors, make sure yo...

New to posting problems with mint, I think there should be an option to explain problems without having to understand what "bug" means, or ask community for an invite code. I don't need help with this problem, it's solved, but it should be fixed, how am I supposed to report that quickly, s...

In Linux Mint 19, Nemo 3.8.6 does not include a bulk renamer, but instead offers a code launch to do so. It's simple. Install Thunar (no need to run, just need it installed). Then in Nemo, follow the menu to: edit > preferences > behaviour (top tab)> bulk rename (very bottom). Enter the following co...

SIMPLE ANSWER:. Install thunar (no need to run it), then enter simple code into nemo preferences, under bulk rename, as follows: thunar --bulk-rename This works, with f2 (w/o any code or regestering), on my mint 19 with nemo 3.8.6 It's really quick, easy, works well, has preview, string options, and...

Greeny here. I run 18.2 mint cinnamon. Dual boot, 1 user, autologon. I logged out of mint, and from the login gui drop down menu, I chose gnome (or kodi) to see what happened when I logged in that way, I was curious why so many entries existed and what they did. Don't remember exactly if it was gnom...