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If you open up a terminal and run Firefox from there, it will report any errors.
Post the errors back here so people can help or it may just give you the answer you were looking for.

I can't remember the last time a site asked to enable flash.
Most OS now will not install flash on new installations although it's available in Software Manager.

Firefox 60 with firejail 9.52 with no issues to report.

I wake up every morning wondering which computer that will be used today.
Then choose which OS to boot into.

After each shut down, the process starts again.

I'm sure glad camping season starts next week.

I think it's health to check out different distro. Usually have 4 or 5 on the go at one time. Been using Manjaro off and on for a few years now, more on lately. Mint is rock solid and works. Manjaro software packages are more up to date. Both Mint and Manjaro are both number 1 in my books or on my c...

Was going to take 18.04 LTS for a ride but decided to move away from Ubuntu builds.
The grass is actually greener on the other side of the fence.

version 0.79 is the latest here.

The wife uses keepass2 on Windows and I use it on Linux.
No issues.

sdibaja wrote: ⤴

Fri Apr 13, 2018 8:35 pm

I find LuckyBackup a bit more user friendly. Defaults are fine, but you can tweak it a bunch.
just another frontend for rsync

Been using LuckyBackup for years, it just works.

You have a choice, use what works for you!
I use everything and test all.
Many great OS out there.

MasterPDF Editor is also my go to and have been using it for years now.
Does everything for my likings.

If only it was true.

I run most or have tried most Linux OS and Mint is fantastic. I will never stop using this or that, just use what works for me.
If your happy with what you are using, then you are using the right OS.
Good Luck!

Lucky enough that there is no need for "User Agent Switcher". It seems all the sites I visit are Linux friendly.

We don't see much sun in the winter but I would like to have daylight saving time all year around.

Even though Mint will never phone home, people will always have it in the back of thier mind, is it phoning home?
It would have been a good time for Mint to move away from Ubuntu.

I use UFW and it would be something like this as an example. sudo ufw allow from xxx.xxx.xxx.0/24 to any port xx GUFW dosn't always work as it should, that's why I posted the how to for UFW. As posted by catweazel, if your behind a router it really isn't needed. It will give you an extra layer of pr...

Not sure if you went through this already.

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW

If your having issues with Mint, I would suggest by starting to check your HDD for failure first.

Then check memory failure and so on.

Mint has been solid.

mike acker wrote: ⤴

Mon Feb 26, 2018 10:04 pm

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I'm INSERVICE as of today using Debian9.30

so far, so good-- some small glitches. Firefox is at version 52 -- should be at 58.

That took me about 2 min to fix.

Everything worked out of the box for me with xfce.