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alejandrotch, You are welcome, glad it worked out for you with Linux Mint Xfce. I got to wondering about Linux Mint Cinnamon. Would it do the automatic assignment of shortcut keys of applications placed in the panel? And the answer is yes. It assigns super key/windows key + a number for applications...

alejandrotch, Welcome to Linux Mint Forums! I don't think what you want to have with shortcut keys is possible in Xfce. Some shortcut keys are assigned as part of the installation but they are not assigned automatically when applications are placed on the panel. You can manually assign shortcut keys...

Add a new user in System Settings -> Users and Groups. Login with the new user and see if it has the problem. If it does then it is system based otherwise a configuration/setting file in your home directory needs to be corrected or removed. Look at /home/kwami/.xsession-errors to see if it contains ...

Looking at this fail message from the 'dmesg | grep -i "error\|warn\|fail"' you did: 1.889908] nouveau: probe of 0000:01:00.0 failed with error -12 It appears you have a problem properly loading the nouveau graphics driver which can lead to an unstable system. Run the following command to ...

Here is a link to an "askubuntu.com" question concerning Gnome Calendar that may answer some of your questions:

https://askubuntu.com/questions/1123603 ... -to-a-file

If you no longer wish to have the "System Reports" appear after login, it can be turned off. To turn it off: Click Menu icon Click System Settings Control Center icon Under Preferences, click Startup Applications Click System Reports check button so that it is unchecked Log off Log back in...

It has been awhile but I used "Audacity" to do the analog to digital conversion. In my case it was from vinyl records to "WAV" files. Audacity worked well. Using Audacity, I captured each track/song from the record individually. With the WAV files created you can use "xfburn...

Is my user id 1000? How did you know that? Use the command "id" to see your user id and information about what group your user belongs to. Here is mine: $ id uid=1000(rhtopics) gid=1000(rhtopics) groups=1000(rhtopics),4(adm),24(cdrom),27(sudo),30(dip),46(plugdev),113(lpadmin),114(sambasha...

Mintymandy34 wrote: ⤴Sat Mar 09, 2019 8:18 pm How to check for errors?

In Gparted, select the partition to check and then click "Partition" from the menubar, and then click "Check".

Good to see you are making progress on fixing your problem(s).

Run the command "ls -ld /etc" This is the output when I run the command: ls -ld /etc drwxr-xr-x 147 root root 12288 Mar 9 07:58 /etc If different from mine, want to confirm you did not manually change the permissions for the /etc directory. What software and storage medium did you use to m...

Now using a computer with Linux Mint 19.1 Cinnamon installed and is fully up-to-date will all upgrades. This is the kernel I am using: uname -a Linux mint19 4.15.0-46-generic #49-Ubuntu SMP Wed Feb 6 09:33:07 UTC 2019 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux When I search my "dmesg" output, I do not...

After you bring up gufw, do the command "dmesg" from a terminal window. I am using Linux Mint 18.3 and this is what I get in dmesg after bringing up gufw. nf_conntrack: default automatic helper assignment has been turned off for security reasons and CT-based firewall rule not found. Use th...

Like typing gufw and hitting enter in the terminal right? You did it right. When you did the re-install did you keep your /home partition data from the previous install? If so, did you use the same user id as the previous install? Without more information, I am guessing it maybe a configuration fil...

You might try running gufw from a terminal window. That way it may show error or warning messages to help determine the problem.

leontheprof, Welcome to Linux Mint Forums! Your English is very good. This recommendation is somewhat close to what you want to do assuming you have Linux Mint Cinnamon installed. To have a better photo manager over just using "Nemo" the file manager to organize your image files. Install t...

I can answer your first question. Put your actions in ~/.local/share/nemo/actions and they should work.

It should be stored in /home/"your user id"/.face directory.

Yes it can be done through adding a "Custom Shortcut" from the Keyboard applet in System Settings. The System Monitor process is started by executing the program "gnome-system-monitor". That is what you put in the "Command:" field in the "Add custom shortcut" ...

In System Settings, Appearance -> Theme, try changing the Windows Borders and Controls to Adwaita.

Changing to Adwaita in LM Cinnamon 18.3 stops the flickering for me.

Here is a link to an old ubuntu forums post that addresses your question.
https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=921960