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@ scottydog That is a tough question. I think you would probably be better with Mate on top of LMDE3 as a "died in the wool" Mate fan, neither are my true "favourite" Mate version, and features... but both are OK neither version would be a real "lightweight" but LMDE3 is more compatible with modern ...

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One Note? I had to look it up: "Microsoft OneNote is a computer program for free-form information gathering and multi-user collaboration. It gathers users' notes, drawings, screen clippings and audio commentaries. Notes can be shared with other OneNote users over the Internet or a network. Wikipedia...

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I believe I read that Ikey Doherty (the developer) left Solus a month or two ago, he wrote a going away letter. Rumor was that he got booted out by some others. Whatever the case, I suggest you go to them and ask for help. https://getsol.us/help-center/home/ =====PS I searched "Ikey Doherty" and fou...

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Congrats
Never heard of Flextech
Will Google it and see

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I am not an expert, just drawing from personal experience...

just install Grub on sda. if that does Not work then try sdb... and then try sdc if necessary.

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let's start by getting a list of your partitions run this command in terminal, enter password when asked (it will not display anything in the password field) sudo blkid now, you have a list of partitions ... probably the BIOS wants to boot to sda run this code in a terminal sudo grub-install /dev/sd...

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Have you tried any other distros? (non-Mint) ?

I had a Asus Eeepc but I gifted it a couple years ago. Nice units.
I was able to overcome that resolution problem, don't remember the details.

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Imagine there is Debian as a distrubion and Mint, Deepin, Neon, Elementary, Ubuntu etc. are all just skins. I'd like for Mint to pioneer this idea - allow Debian users to just install it as a skin, with all the configs and what not, but in a way that is reversible so one could swap 'skins'/have mul...

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Sunday, November 11, 2018 Timeshift is a hog, it sucks up a Lot of disk space! https://preview.ibb.co/fh1cYV/timeshift.png To combat the space problem I created a separate partition for the snapshots. I thought 10 GB would be OK considering the entire system is about 5.5 GB but it got full and I had...

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I was just curious if it could be done, I am staying with what I have. I am still having very very slow boot issues with 19 Mate. The other issue that I was having seems to have miraculously resolved itself, updates. I had not gotten a single update for over 2 months...suddenly I am receiving updat...

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I do not know if it fixed the problem yet but i did find that Timeshift was consuming all of my HD in a very short time. How can one use this feature and have it be efficient? thanks for the input I created a separate partition for the Timeshift snapshots, then changed my Timeshift settings to use ...

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ajgringo619 wrote: ⤴
Mon Nov 05, 2018 8:22 pm
OT: is it just me, or does there seem to be a lot of "low/no space" posts lately?

Timeshift defaults I suspect

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Hoser Rob wrote: ⤴
Mon Nov 05, 2018 9:32 am
If they released a version with something other than Cinnamon I might get interested.

ditto

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you think it's bad in your area , read if you have the time about the mess in Arizona, USA Daylight time. https://www.timeanddate.com/time/us/arizona-no-dst.html ps:of course you have the time, the DST Fairy just gave you an extra hour to sleep in :lol: What mess? I lived in Arizona for a couple ye...

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Starting to waffle on the subject a bit... I don't mind daylight savings time.
I just hate having to stay up until 1 am to set the clocks ahead.

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@karlchen thanks for clearing that up for the sake of clarity: Debian 9 "Stretch" actually had no problems at all with either Thunderbird or Lightning. Nor did Debian Buster or Debian Sid. The problem appears to be unique to LMDE 3 and the implementation thereof. I don't know how the problem occurre...

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gm10 wrote: ⤴
Fri Oct 26, 2018 2:24 am
For future reference:
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lsblk -f
Easier to read and saves you the sudo.

If you prefer GUI, then Mint menu > Disks also shows the UUID for any partition you click on.

NICE! thanks, I will start using

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=== however

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lsblk -J

what is that used for?

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sudo blkid

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If you see your bug report closed without comment ... comment of that closed thread and ask Why.
some bugs never get fixed, even significant (to you) ones, without comment.

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"charge Android OEMs" translation: consumers will pay every penny, and probably a little bit more.

darn we love that "protection"

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