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Right. The fixes generally work for a while before they need fixing again. For me, currently, Hulu and Acorn TV don't work on Chrome or Firefox. If the past is an indication, a fix will come along and they will work again. I don't think "we" should get into a technical chat here on this th...

I use k3B, also (unlike bloody Brasero), no problems ever.

I've been liking Ubuntu Gnome 15.10 a whole lot. For KDE, I prefer Mint KDE or Netrunner over Kubuntu.

I wish I could help, but I've never had a good time with Brasero. I use K3b with no problems. Good luck.

I upgraded this morning. Very smooth process. No issues at all, so far. Nice job.

It will come through on Update Manager, but if you encounter problems, you can also do a fresh install from a download. Don't worry about asking questions. Another question I have is, I noticed that there is now a 17.2 version of Linux Mint, does this require a full download and install, or will it ...

Lovely. Thank you.

If you feel you don't have the skill needed to do what you want, I suggest you try Peppermint. It's very reliable. The community is smaller and the forum quieter, and the folks are nice and helpful. For myself, as an LXDE user, I agree with xenopeek that, as LXDE transitions into LXQT, the timing mi...

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Should you have trouble burning in the future, GreenAce92, try K3b. It's very consistent. I also recommend Mint 17.1 highly.

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Well, I like Firefox, so there. Why don't you just use another browser?

K3b.

I installed Mint 17.1 xfce RC and it's working great. In the end, the RC should be at the final version. If something went wrong then I'd do a fresh install, but that's pretty rare, in my experience. I don't see a reason to install 17 if you're intending to go to 17.1.

This RC is terrific and lovely

I haven't run into that problem on Firefox, so I can't help, but if you want straightforward access to Netflix and Hulu Plus in a browser, I suggest downloading and installing Google Chrome . Both will work automatically, avoiding the finagling around you usually have to do on Firefox in Linux. Good...

See Irishwoody's instructions:

http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.p ... 66#p866278

Go step by step. It worked for me on 17 and 17.1.

I do use Google Chrome for Netflix and Hulu Plus, but Amazon streaming video works better for me on Firefox.

Good luck.