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This should work. In Thunar, click on Edit > Configure custom actions ... Select Open in Terminal then click on the pencil icon to edit the command to the same as what you do otherwise. Copy the existing command before changing it so you can easily revert if it doesn't work. Oh, cool. I didn't even...

For Opera, try: opera-developer --password-store=basic Hi again sleeper12... We have to stop meeting like this! :lol: But anyway, that worked. Sort of, I couldn't get opera-developer to run, but this did opera --password-store=basic That works. It never occurred to try the same thing that worked wi...

Hi, all. Just one question for the 'nice to have' category... The thing is, when I open the terminal, I prefer to have it maximized. Easy enough to set launchers and menu items to do that. Easy-peasy! But does anyone know if you can set Thunar to maximize the terminal if you open the terminal from T...

Hi! I'm running Mint 20 Xfce on a laptop. Thing is I want to completely disable keyring. I thought I had it turned off through that seahorse (passwords and keys) application. But it still occurs sometimes when I run VIvaldi. Is there some way to completely disable or remove keyring? It's quite anno...

I know it's annoying, I used to get it on Chromium. Here's an old thread, but maybe will work on Vivaldi? https://xerocrypt.wordpress.com/2017/04/13/how-to-disable-the-vivaldi-browser-keyring-request/ Holy Sh ... Sugar Lumps ! It worked! All I had to do was add this to the Vivaldi launchers in the ...

Everything there say it only works if you disable automatic log on. Which I don't want. First of all I should point out I've got five browsers installed: Firefox, Chromium, Falkon, Opera and Vivaldi. Vivaldi is my favoured browser. Falkon I just use if I want to keep RAM use to a minimum and I'm usi...

NOPE! Did not work at all.

I noticed too that it's meant for when you automatically log on. But mine is set to require my password to log on.

sleeper12 wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 10, 2020 9:16 pm

Try:
https://easylinuxtipsproject.blogspot.c ... .html#ID15

I will, thanks.

Hope it works...

Hi! I'm running Mint 20 Xfce on a laptop. Thing is I want to completely disable keyring. I thought I had it turned off through that seahorse (passwords and keys) application. But it still occurs sometimes when I run VIvaldi. Is there some way to completely disable or remove keyring? It's quite annoy...

Hi my name is Ron. I am from Canada, little hick town called McGregor Ontario. I am trying Linux for the first time. I hear others talk about it, so I figured I have a older computer doing nothing but collecting dust, so I figured I install Linux Mint as the O/S. I own a couple of Internet forums, ...

sleeper12 wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 02, 2020 11:55 am

No idea what the problem was, but glad to hear it's fixed.

True enough; so long as it works, I'm a happy camper...

Hello again, sleeper12 : How about: sudo systemctl restart network-manager.service That worked! Hooray! :mrgreen: It's working fine now. It stayed on working properly after rebooting as well. Do you think that might have been a problem with that laptop in particular? Thanks so much for that!

sleeper12 wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 31, 2020 11:42 pm

I don't see an obvious problem, but try:

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 sudo ifconfig wlp3s0 up 

It didn't do anything.

Is there a chance that it could be the wireless network in particular?

Hello again, sleeper12 and MrEen : Right! I've now got the right CLI output from the right machine (the laptop, not the desktop I used the first time): ~$ inxi -Fxz System: Kernel: 5.4.0-26-generic x86_64 bits: 64 compiler: gcc v: 9.3.0 Desktop: Xfce 4.14.2 Distro: Linux Mint 20 Ulyana base: Ubuntu ...

HI MrEen: I just realize I sent the right information from the wrong machine! :oops: I have to go and copy that output from the right computer and then post it from this one. I probably didn't have enough coffee today! :roll: Will need to post again with all the right information in a few minutes......

Hi, sleeper12: Thanks for taking time to respond. Let's see your system details: inxi -Fxz rfkill list mokutil --sb-state Here's what I've got for those CLI commands: :~$ inxi -Fxz System: Kernel: 5.4.0-42-generic x86_64 bits: 64 compiler: gcc v: 9.3.0 Desktop: Gnome 3.36.4 Distro: Linux Mint 20 Uly...

Hi again, All. I just installed Mint 20 Xfce on my laptop, a Lenovo Think Pad. Problem is, it won't connect to a Wi-Fi network that I know is working properly. Every time I enter the password, I get a message that "Wi-Fi Authentication Required". I tried the Wi-Fi password again, and all I got was t...

Hi kc1di: In a terminal enter this command sudo ln -s /usr/share/doc/wine/examples/wine.desktop /usr/share/applications/ this fixes a problem that was broken in Mint 20/ubuntu 20.04 and debian -- Then you will be able to right click on the .exe file and you will see an entry that says open with wine...

A new habit I've gotten into is turning on Gnome Pomodoro or the Xfce Time-Out plugin to remind myself to get up off my backside and move about for a few minutes. This is largely because I would spend way too much time in front of the computer and get a sore back as a result (I don't like pain, it h...

Sorry, I was not implying your installation is wrong. It is your machine, and you can install it any way you like. :D I was just trying to understand why you chose LVM. If you had plans to make a small home file server using multiple internal storage devices, LVM could be useful as a flexible volum...