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Quando isso acontece, o Mint também para de reproduzir soms? Isso já aconteceu comigo antes, os vídeos não reproduziam por causa de um bug na placa de som. Descobri que era algum dado corrompido, pois quando apaguei algumas das pastas escondidas na /home (.cinnamon etc) e reiniciei o problema foi co...

I had exactly the same problem as you described. I mentioned it somewhere in the LMDE forum but got no response. In my opinion that should be implemented by the LMDE team, so I hope they reconsider.... I think the same. Even more so because installing without formatting is an option in the default ...

I did it this morning. When you get to the install method screen, choose the bottom choice. On the Gparted like screen, double click on your current / partition. Just tell it to use the / mount point but leave the format blank. Doesn't work for me, the installer complains about not selecting a file...

I went through this recently and posted my solution over at Linux unix stackexchange: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/472459/xrandr-problem-trying-to-avoid-broken-display/686123#686123 There's a bit more information there ( by myself as well as a good description of the problem ) but here'...

Larry78723 wrote: ⤴Sun Mar 13, 2022 10:00 am Yes, you can install LMDE without formatting the / partition. My concern would be the hidden files located in /home causing problems.

How? I tested the beta version installer and didn't see the option to not format as there is in Ubuntu based Linux Mint installer.

Hello, KaMyKaSii. The question, which you ask, strongly suggests that you want to skip the step of backing up your /home filesystem including content to an external backup medium, before re-installing. Do not do so, unless you are prepared to lose your data. After you have backed up all your data, ...

I plan to try LDME for the first time when LMDE 5 stable is released. I've been using Ubuntu-based Linux Mint for eight years now. I don't have a lot of storage space and as I need to dual boot with Windows I could only keep 90GB for Linux, so I decided to keep /home inside root so I don't run out o...

Do you know why the preferred resolution is 720p if the screen itself is 768p? What is 768p? I have never heard that term. You have not provided any information about your TV (such as make and model), so I can only go by the xrandr output. 768p means 1366x768. I think my TV brand is Brazilian so it...

I have a TV with 1366x768 resolution While that is the resolution you are using ( * = current resolution), that is not the preferred resolution of the TV. According to the xrandr output + = preferred resolution which means 1280x720 at 60Hz is preferred. Maybe that is why the sharpness is not as goo...

I have a TV with 1366x768 resolution that I use as a monitor via HDMI on a notebook (that had its screen removed) with Intel integrated graphics. Unfortunately 25% of the left portion of the screen has gone bad and is now just white pixels all the time. Using the screenshot tool with manual area sel...

After all my partitions strangely became raw after using the HD Clone live iso, I decided to format my disk and start from scratch. This time I want to encrypt my home partition (separated from /) to keep my personal files safe. Since my computer is old (it has an i3-3217U), it does not have AES har...