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exploder wrote:Just type in mint-backgrounds in synaptic and you will see all of them displayed, you can then install any that might be missing.

Cool deal! exploder, YOU DA MAN!

Another question: Linux Mint 17.x installation is supposed to give all the wallpapers from previous versions of Mint. However, after I upgraded from 17 to 17.1, and then from 17.1 to 17.2, I only have wallpapers from Qiana and Rafaela (my wallpapers from Rebecca disappeared). Is there a way of recov...

exploder wrote:This quote Clem made will fix you up!

You can for instance install xscreensaver-data, xscreensaver-data-extra and xscreensaver-gl-extra to get more of them.

Thanks, exploder! That fixed it!

Hi guys, So, I recently upgraded my 17.1 Cinnamon 64-bit to 17.2 using the Update Manager. The upgrade itself went without a hitch. However, after the upgrade, I noticed that only the Stars screensaver was installed. No other screensavers are available. Is this normal? If not, how can I get the othe...

Your other option, if your mother INSISTS on Windows, is to install Windows as a virtual machine inside VirtualBox on a Linux Mint machine. You can then show her how to boot into Windows through VirtualBox. If she ends up trashing her Windows, no worries, all you have to do is keep a copy of the .vd...

exploder wrote:One more!

Ooh, I like this one!

z31fanatic wrote:Very nice Ginsu. Me likey.

Thank you!

I've never installed Wordpress, so I'm not exactly sure, but have you checked under /etc/php5/apache2 to look for your php.ini file?

Another iteration of my flat (flatter) 17.1 Cinnamon 64-bit desktop:

Clean:


Dirty:


Modified Zukitwo Dark GTK Theme
Modified Siva Flat Window Theme
Ultra-Flat Icon Theme

Something I put together from other scripts I had or found. I just made them all sing together. Conky http://ibin.co/267HBbykfi2w Date Time ( I guess the analogue clock is easy to recognize ) Outer ring tmp occupied % The 4 inner rings : CPU [0 - 3 ] The 4 dots represent the active and available De...

I was able to install LAMP on my Mint 17.1 Cinnamon machine following directions found here.

Or you can do what I do, which is to rename the menu name from "MENU" to "MATE" or "CINNAMON" as appropriate. I'm not sure how you do so in Mate, but you can do so in Cinnamon by right-clicking on the menu icon and selecting "Configure...", then changing the n...

There are SO many sites out there just a Google away... But here are some: 1) flossmanuals.net 2) linuxcommand.org 3) linux newbie guide As for creating a shortcut to the Terminal: 1) Open main menu 2) Go to Accessories 3) Right-click on Terminal icon 4) Click "Add to panel" (this will put...

Or, if, like me, you like a more sparse look, you can keep the Menu bar hidden by default and unhide it by hitting the Alt button.

A quick update to my minimalist 17.1 Rebecca Cinnamon 64-bit desktop:

Clean:


Dirty:

Thank you for your insight and feedback, Ginsu543. I'm thinking of doing exactly that. While taking it a step further as Pierre suggested in another thread. Questioning whether his slow computer was due to windows 8.1 or Linux. If you'll take a look at my signature (info about my computer systems a...

I'm in no way suggesting that you should give up trying to find a solution to your current issues, but one of the lessons I've learned since getting into Linux with Ubuntu in 2008 is that there is no shame in just reinstalling the OS when something doesn't work and I can't find a ready solution. And...

Maybe I can answer question #7. You should be able to turn off password input for Screen Locker by going to System Settings --> Screen Locker and clicking off the appropriate boxes under Lock Settings. If I understand you correctly, by checking those boxes off, my screen goes to the Screen Locker sc...

See if you can connect directly to the drive using a USB cable (not through the network), and see if that will allow you to delete the folder. I occasionally get a similar problem with the external hard drive connected to my Netgear router which offers network access to that drive. So, it's not a de...

When you ran the installer to install Mint, did you make sure to point the bootloader to the correct hard drive during the process?