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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 thread, but ...

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.

Thank you, r00t, and good luck

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...