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Hi,

There do seem to be problems with the Oracle Virtualbox repository at the moment. That could be contributing to your issues.

ATB,
Neil Darlow

You can administer mysql with the following:

Hi,

The OpenShot team have a PPA repository. If you install from that you'll get updates as they roll-out and dependencies will be taken care of for you.

ATB,
Neil

Hi,

I use Audacity for audio processing tasks (including recording). You could also capture audio using VLC.

ATB,
Neil

Hi, Software-wise I use FreeCAD (the development team operate a PPA so I have the latest version), Ultimaker Cura (using an AppImage to have the latest version) and Slic3r (again using an AppImage for the latest version). I have a couple of printers. A Mendel90 which I built from a kit in 2013 (and ...

Hi Dan, Why did you choose BTRFS -- especially on the SSD? I've read that BTRFS has some issues with SSD write operations. Did you configure your BTRFS in any special way beyond dropping atime[/b] recording? I chose BTRFS for its support of native snapshots and I use Timeshift to manage those snapsh...

Hi, How did you configure your GMail account? I've been using Evolution on Linux Mint 19 Tara and 19.1 Tessa without issues. If you configure your Google Account in Online Account Settings a GMail account will be automatically configured for you in Evolution. The only problem I've found in using it ...

Be very careful when uninstalling from the Locally installed and obsolete section. There are a lot of required packages that are listed there.

When you create a Google account (in the Online Accounts settings) GMail should be configured in Evolution automatically for you. If you cannot authenticate to Google then check your Google account setup. It may indicate that the authentication token has expired. Evolution certainly does work with G...

That seems to be standard behaviour. I think the error is in providing both a Settings and Wizard icon. There doesn't appear to any other method to configure Timeshift other than through the Wizard interface.

If you select File|Print in Document Viewer (xreader) a standard print dialog should be displayed. From there you can select a specific printer.

You add PPAs under the PPAs choice in the Software Sources application using the following format:The PPA listings on Launchpad show you what to enter for the username and ppaname fields.

That must be a consequence of trying to connect to localhost which is running a X server. I use SSH between Linux Mint 19.1 computers. It was only necessary to install the SSH server (which also enables it) and enable the SSH ports in the firewall utility (after enabling the firewall - it defaults t...

It could be that the Oxford Dictionary content is DRM protected. By default, handling of DRM protected content is disabled.

Try enabling the checkbox at: Preferences -> General -> Digital Rights Management (DRM) Content -> Play DRM-controlled content

Is this with rsync snapshots? I'm using BTRFS snapshots and recently updated LM 19 to 19.1 and all seems to be working OK.

Unless the application packaged in the AppImage features an update check mechanism then you'll have to do it the old-fashioned way i.e. website visits or email notifications (where provided). I generally rename the AppImage file to something simple then you can just replace it with the updated versi...

Are you a member of group plugdev. That group, I believe. controls access to external storage devices.

That is true. I don't understand why vino has been built without gnome-keyring support. It would be convenient to use that instead of having to use dconf-editor to set the password.

If I understand your post correctly, you have configured a system to run a SSH service which you can access from your network but not externally from the Internet? Your Internet connection will be managed by a router of some type (ADSL or Cable) and to permit external SSH connections you need to do ...

Do you have gnome-color-manager installed? I had to install that package in order to be able to use colour profiles.

Regards,
Neil Darlow