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I appreciate nothing is perfect and there will always be some bugs when "upgrading" from one LM version to another. I also appreciate LM 22 itself and its previous versions is very, very good. But to try and pretend the upgrade is high quality is a nonsense IMHO. I said nothing about the ...

Can we please keep all gibberish about gender, age, race, sexual preferences and all such modern hysterical bollocks out of this forum? Good God.

If Torvalds says Rust is inferior bad technology, I believe him.

BillyLinux wrote: ⤴Fri Sep 13, 2024 4:15 am 22 itself has been a bit of a disaster.

Nonsense. Mint 22 is fine. High quality, as always.

kikilxve wrote: ⤴Thu Sep 12, 2024 8:19 pm I don't want to have a password on my user, for my own, personal reasons. Is there any way i can do this?

Sure. But if you want to radically destroy the entire security system of your Linux like that: why did you switch to Linux in the first place?

As good as it gets.

Bijwerkbeheer - werkbalk: Tonen - Linux-systeemkernen

Verwijder de nieuwere systeemkern. Wanneer-ie weer opduikt in Bijwerkbeheer: rechtsklik muis - Negeer alle huidige en toekomstige actualiseringen voor dit pakket.

Nee. Wat ook kan: zet een momentopname van Timeshift terug van vóór de installatie van het nieuwe WiFi-stuurprogramma. Maak dan weer de uitschakeling van Bluetooth ongedaan. Vervolgens zou je alle actualiseringen weer gewoon moeten kunnen installeren, zonder nadelige gevolgen. En wat natuurlijk ook ...

The final section of the output, with the header "Vulnerabilities".

If I was to install the "default-jre" in LM22, would that be the equivalent risk to the default installed version on LM21.3, or would it better because it's a newer version? Same risk, because the openJDK in Mint 21.x should also get security updates, just like the openJDK in Mint 22. Abo...

Zie:
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Charles wrote: ⤴Wed Sep 11, 2024 10:44 am De melding is: er zijn geen netwerkapparaten beschikbaar
Deze melding krijg ik te zien na een enkele klik op het netwerkicoontje.

Ja, ontbrekend stuurprogramma....

Kun je vanuit het grubmenu een vorige systeemkern opstarten om te kijken of dat helpt? Dat dus. :) Te vinden onder Geavanceerd. Overigens lijkt het me een nasleep van je eerdere problemen met Bluetooth; je hebt toen, als ik me goed herinner, een ander stuurprogramma geïnstalleerd dat niet "mee...

If need be, establish temporary internet connection by means of the tethering feature of your cell phone . Please generate an overview of your system like this: - Launch a terminal window (this is how to launch a terminal window) ; - Make the terminal window full screen, to avoid chopped lines; - Co...

Download the Xfce edition of Mint 22, create a bootable USB stick with it and use it to boot into the live session. Do you experience the same behaviour?

MikeNovember wrote: ⤴Wed Sep 11, 2024 3:09 am the best solution is still to not use Wine but instead use Windows in a virtual machine (Virtual Box, VMware Workstation, Gnome Boxes...): you solve both security and compatibility problems.

Exactly.

SMG wrote: ⤴Tue Sep 10, 2024 4:33 pm Maybe they are still in testing? If you search for OEM here, there are ones showing with changelogs.

Could be. Or perhaps only for the upcoming Ubuntu 24.10....

SMG wrote: ⤴Tue Sep 10, 2024 2:32 pm If you upgrade to LM22, it appears there are newer OEM kernels available (6.10-oem and 6.11-oem).

Not in my 22.... The latest OEM kernel is still 6.8.x for me.

There are always the mainline kernels, but those come with their own disadvantages: https://easylinuxtipsproject.blogspot.com/p/fatal-mistakes.html#ID6.3.2 (item 6.3.2) The risk is considerably lower with a newer 6.8.x kernel from the Canonical Kernel Team PPA, namely the 6.8.0- 44 instead of your c...

@MiZoG: The risk that Wine poses, lies not in malicious Windows programs compromising the system (for which root permissions are needed). The risk lies in contamination/corruption of user files in ~/home . The Wine devs themselves state quite clearly that Wine is malware compatible: https://gitlab.w...

So I'd like to ask the experienced Linux users, am I safe with Wine when using only with trusted programs? No. A malicious Windows program might utilize Wine behind your back. Wine creates a massive black security hole in your system. Don't jeopardize your shiny clean Linux like that. You might fin...