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I would just throw in a SSD into that baby, it makes any machine feel like its on warp drive

Well keep in mind i only used the gimp, I am no good with inkscape and dont do well creating SVG's.

I actually made a edit to a icon redesign i like:
viewtopic.php?f=19&t=280401&start=40#p1606132
What do you all think?
I am no artist so i did the next best thing

Care if i share an edit I made to this icon? This is my effort to preserve mints distinctive icon while making it "modern" My version eliminates the boarder, joins the letters like the old logo and uses the old logos colours so that it reflects the distros heritage. If Clem went with this ...

Yeah far better than a boring featureless circle.
Honestly I blame apple for this "material design" crap, its boring, featureless and everything just blends into eachother

Oh god dont change the logo to a boring flat circle, its bad enough Fedora is losing its iconic infinity logo in favor of what look more like a deformed letter P then something iconic like its old logo. https://blog.linuxgrrl.com/2019/02/06/fedora-logo-redesign-update/ This movove to flat boring uni...

Yeah nomodeset us the only thing that seems to work.
But i never had this issue when I had this card in my machine, the card is fine in windows and all checks out.

Okay so here is the issue: My father has my old desktop using a core i5 4460 and a GTX 1060 6GB but on linux mint I am getting a black screen. I tried removing the proprietary drivers and using the open source ones and vice versa.... no dice. Most solutions i find online are for laptops with obsolet...

There is another option, there is Manjaro. Manjaro if you never heard of it is a distro based on Arch linux, but offers a nice easy to use out of the box setup of your choice. Its kind of the linux mint of Arch distros, offers a easy installer and a rather nice package manager GUI. It has four main ...

Personally I say dont use PClinux as its severely limited by its package selection and installing third party packages is impossible without a lot of hard work for the end user and it takes forever for a package to be approved by its packagers. For me the most logical distro to go to for Mint KDE us...

Cinnamon is Clems baby, KDE That's pretty much all you got right. There's absolutely nothing wrong with Mint KDE. Eh I had a few issues with it, it wasnt perfect. But i think that is due to Ubuntu more than mint, again ubuntu's kde maintainers have never been the best at it. Especially compared to ...

Cinnamon is Clems baby, KDE never really was all that good on Mint to be honest. The thing is Cinnamon in my opinion has shaped up to be a better desktop than KDE, its rock solid (unlike plasma sometimes), has a lot of great extensions, and is very feature rich. Sure Cinnamon still has its fare shar...

There is always Maui linux

https://mauilinux.org/

You realise that GPU makers only cater to windows, because really this is not the fault of linux.
GPU makers really dont care about linux plus unlike windows Linux is free.
If its anyone who needs to get thier shit together its you and AMD
AMD rainbows linux over not the other way around

Very happy to see it back, the white was not minty enough

Old Toshibas didnt have that issue before UEFI, post windows 8 they became mainly windows only.

I would say go Asus then, or go thew system 76 route

yes stay the hell away from toshiba, toshiba pretty much disables any option to turn off secure boot and wont boot any linux medium.
Its a shame as Toshibas hardware is usually fantastic.
Go Dell, HP, Asus and maybe even Lenovo despite they install spyware in windows (that wont effect linux)

For me Manjaro is a great distro, in fact I was running it before using Mint 18.
My issues with manjaro were more from Arch as arch is rolling and Manjaro while mostly good does inherit some Arch bugs.

My Linux Mint 18 "Sarah" Cinnamon 64bit Desktop

Original image:
http://cryptid-creations.deviantart.com ... -627847212

This thread title is a joke, my Linux Mint 18 boots 12 times fastrer than windows does.
They must have fast boot enabled in windows, otherwise its a utter slowpoke