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Flemur wrote: ⤴

Fri Mar 22, 2019 12:33 pm

Disclaimer: this is all under Manjaro.

It's therefore perhaps potentially misleading for the OP....

Don't install AV, because it even makes your system less secure:
https://easylinuxtipsproject.blogspot.c ... urity.html

If not fully localized: jump in to help and apply for membership of the translation team for your language.
Scratch your own itch.

Oké, twee dingen:

1. Waardeer op naar 19.1 Tessa:
https://makkelijkelinuxtips.blogspot.co ... -mint.html

2. Schakel alle visuele effecten uit in Cinnamon:
https://makkelijkelinuxtips.blogspot.co ... html#ID5.1
(punt 5.1)

Try this:
https://easylinuxtipsproject.blogspot.com/p/java.html

There are several ways to solve this, but this is probably the easiest approach (with the additional benefit of optimal disk usage): 1. Boot from the Mint DVD (or Mint USB stick), launch GParted and nuke all existing Linux partitions. Including the swap. 2. Install Mint on one "big" partition, i.e. ...

@ MrEen audio doet het nog steeds erg goed, alleen als ik de t100tam aan de tv aansluit neemt deze het geluid niet over. Is hier ook nog een oplossing voor. Met wat voor kabel sluit je 'm aan? HDMI of wat anders? En zitten er verloopstukken tussen? Over de vastlopers: geef eens de uitvoer van: inxi...

@michael louwe: don't you think you've made your point (over and over and over and over again)? To me, it begins to sound like whining.

Maybe the mods should consider locking this thread?

michael louwe wrote: ⤴

Wed Mar 20, 2019 10:08 am

They may even force this trend and policy on the users eventually, ala Win 7/8.1's Patch Rollups or Win 10's forced auto-updates, eg in LM 20.x.

Now that's rather silly to expect. Totally unfounded and highly unlikely.

I'd only recommend in a more generic manner the idle=nomwait myself, as the others are somewhat more involved / system-specific... OK, idle=nomwait it is. I've corrected my how-to. :) Having such a generic set of measures has the advantage that they can be applied without previous system-specific r...

...the ivrs tables / device mapping is not always identical, the above was (relatively) specific to Oves' model. Eg. different Lenovo model / example (with Ryzen as well) here . Someone can manually find the addresses for his/her system with the following procedure . The iommu=soft is also somewhat...

To make applying these fixes easier, I've written a simple step-by-step how-to for it:
https://easylinuxtipsproject.blogspot.c ... .html#ID27
(item 27)

sorry. I don't use ubuntu anywhere else and I'm used going to this forum. I thought, that nvidia-settings / lm-sensors / fancontrol would be the same on all platforms. But yes, you're correct, I should have stated that in clearer form. OK. :) I've asked the mods to move this topic to the appropriat...

So many glowing comments about the amazing 17.x (especially 17.3). I have to say that I might consider moving to 18.3 until its EOL. However, it is my understanding that Mint (Cinnamon, etc.) are off-shoots that are based on the base code of Ubuntu. Everything else is home-baked by Mint. So, in ord...

I'm using cinnamon, but at work I'm restricted to use ubuntu, so probably no UpdateManager. I don't know ubuntu specifics, and I cannot see any 'kernel tool'. Retrospectively, I might have seen myself that you're running Ubuntu and not Mint, from your inxi output. But don't you think it would have ...

Indeed. And I should mention the magnificent Transifex, which is where many non-commercial open-source projects host their translations (for them it's free): https://www.transifex.com/ Yep, it's very flexible, I know e.g. MX Linux is using it for their tools. But if you're suggesting to move the Mi...

A fragmented maze, in which you have to find your way. :mrgreen: Goes for most of Linux, unfortunately. Imagine how bad it would be without the Debian/Ubuntu ecosystem. ;) Indeed. And I should mention the magnificent Transifex, which is where many non-commercial open-source projects host their tran...

alfonz19 wrote: ⤴

Tue Mar 19, 2019 1:06 pm

But if anyone sees anything wrong with command above, please let me know.

The command itself is the wrong way. This is the right way, using the built-in kernel tool of Update Manager:

Update Manager - panel: View - Linux kernels
Install the latest kernel of the 4.18 series. Then reboot.

To get an LTS package updated you'd need to specifically request it. Or hope for a bug fix to a supported package leading to the release of a new package version, anyway. Otherwise your translations will only appear in the next release instead. That's my understanding at least, I'm not collaboratin...

Disable that PPA in Software Sources.