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played TF2 via steam on Linux Mint 14 Cinnamon just to see if it worked - it did +1 to that :D I tried it this weekend and it was running smooth on my Intel HD3000 Graphics. I've got HD3000 too and was wondering if anything works well with it but if TF2 runs well then that's a good sign. Wonder if ...

Running ubiquity -b will install Mint without a bootloader.

Just popular enough that there ARE users (and users that know their stuff) but not enough users that developers have to spend all their time catering to end-users. More users would mean more developers. More developers would mean bugs were fixed faster. Less bugs would mean less updates. Maybe you ...

I think Startup Disk Creator should work but I always use UNetbootin. Live USB runs and installs faster than Live CD/DVD.

odo5435 wrote:

Matti L wrote:You can turn Kwallet off. That's what I did.

How?

In KWalletManager there is an option 'Enable KDE wallet subsystem'. Just uncheck it and apply.

You can turn Kwallet off. That's what I did. Don't know what that secret service thing you're talking about is.

Try:
fullscreen=true
fullresolution=original
output=overlay

Can you drag your browser window to the other screen? If you can then it is working like it should. Normal behavior is to show the desktop only on the primary monitor, but you can change it to mirrored in the settings. I'm talking about Cinnamon by the way. Don't know how MATE or some other DE works.

MATE on kevyempi ja toimii ehkä varmemmin vanhoilla koneilla, mutta kannattaa kokeilla molempia että näkee kumpi kyseisessä koneessa pyörii paremmin. Cinnamon on kehityksen kärkeä kun taas MATE on sopiva niille jotka eivät halua luopua vanhasta kunnon Gnome 2:sta. Yleisyydestä en osaa sanoa muuta ku...

Javan voi poistaa, mutta sen voi myös laittaa pois päältä selaimen asetuksista jos vaikka tarvitsisikin sitä myöhemmin. Voi olla että edelliset uutisoidut haavoittuvuudet on jo korjattu tai sitten ei. En tiedä ja itselläni on edelleen päällä vaikka en ikinä sitä tarvitsekkaan.

I think the reason connecting to the internet in VirtualBox doesn't work in Ubuntu 12.04 is described here: https://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=49519 Using NAT you can change the guest DNS to whatever you want (eg, Google Public DNS: 8.8.8.8 ) and you should be able to surf the net...

Hot corner switches workspaces by default so using ctrl+alt+left or right does the trick.

Something like this would be nice:
http://tasktaste.com/projects/Enselic/gimp-2-8

Or just a percentage somewhere.

Why is it that nobody can yet figure out a way to entirely duplicate all the goodies that we came to love in Gnome 2 (fully user configurable features like Panels, 3D Cairo Dock, 3D rotating cube and all that other good stuff). That was awesome, and convinced me to completely dump Window$ in favor ...

Use Disk Usage Analyzer (in accessories) to see where are the largest folders. Maybe some logs are running wild.

Did you do this?

colyn wrote:You have to enable Kubuntu backports..

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sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kubuntu-ppa/backports

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sudo apt-get update

then open update manager and it will list the updates which you can then install..

Customizations should be retained..

I had a problem with OpenGL crashing KWin (or something) all the time after installing Mint 12 KDE, but after adding Kubuntu backports and updating to 4.8 everything's been working fine.

Deep Purple - Playground [studio outtake]

TheGreatSudoku wrote:I wonder if there will be repsins of the LMDE 32 and 64 bit DVDs once Cinnamon is obtainable via apt-get in LMDE

I hope so.

Looks like this bug here. Possible fix by saxsux (#4):

Deleting ~/.config/ubuntuone and ~/.local/share/ubuntuone and restarting my computer seems to have sorted it out.

Scrolling down there's also that you need to remove credentials from Gnome key ring.