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That sound card is a 'virtual' 7.1 surround card, meaning it takes a stereo signal and varies the sound to make it appear as if it's 7.1 surround, which it isn't. If the card is producing sound then it's working.

InChrist wrote:Thanks.

How to find viewtopic.php?f=90&t=250723?

My apologies. I neglected the link. Pjotr's reply contains the same information.

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ID-4: swap-1 size: 5.27GB used: 0.00GB (0%) fs: swap dev: /dev/sda5

That's probably the reason. You can't hibernate if you have more RAM than swap.

You must have performed an upgrade. See the response by xenopeek, here: viewtopic.php?f=90&t=250723 There is no auto-login option in 18.2 Cinnamon as yet due to a switch from MDM to LightDM. The link describes a workaround for turning on auto-login. Presumably you reverse the procedure to turn i...

hm_ wrote: thank you anyway:)

No worries. I had the same problem and solved it by installing Mint KDE

ehtron wrote:Hi
there is no word about

If you read the page at the link you posted, you would see that there is.

ehtron wrote: i'm not allone... ;(
https://github.com/linuxmint/Cinnamon/issues/6755

https://github.com/linuxmint/cjs/commit ... 2e9ef5be41

There's a fix committed. Now it's a matter of finding out when it'll be delivered.

II-Trax-II wrote:Treat a segfault as one would a buffer overflow.

Which is?

ehtron wrote:Hi
pls read my start post..

3 inhouse, and in the moment more than 15 supported systems.
all different hardware.

Did you install Mint to those machines from the same image?

Will 32 bit eventually fade out as a system? Ubuntu have already hinted they're dropping 32-bit, Arch has already dropped it, developers are dropping it, Google included. New distros don't even bother with it. Given that 32-bit CPUs haven't been around for close to the last decade, it's inevitable ...

#!/bin/bash recordmydesktop --on-the-fly-encoding & sleep 2700 #keep recording for 45 minutes kill `echo $!` You need a file with that code in it... In your home directory, for example: nano -w autostoprecord.sh Paste the code in from the link then ctrl-o - Enter, ctrl-x. Then... chmod +x autos...

bob466 wrote:"backup backup backup".

Just today added another 2 x 4TB HDDs to my backup server (HW RAID10). That makes (6 * 4TB) / 2 = 12TB + 2 hot spares . I have to call in the removalists just to move it from one wall of my home office to another.

Faults wrote:Thanks again!

You're very welcome. I'm pleased to have been able to help.

I come from Windows world so I have no clue... However learning linux is exciting!

ME TOO!

Faults wrote:Thanks!

I think that could be one way to do it... but isn't /etc/profile is run only when you open a terminal?

Whenever a shell is opened, and what do you think your DE runs in?

You could also create a .sh file in /etc/profile.d/ and make it executable.

Hello y'all I started using Linux since Ubuntu on Vm once and didn't well due to issues with Virtual Box, so I begin using mint to have a better OS to use instead of Vms. I'm not sure why I've started using Linux Mint Cinnamon, I think it's because of the way to customize the desktop to my own stan...

mrmajik45 wrote:if you have any questions or problems make a new forum!!!!!

lol

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You should use ~/.profile for customizations since /etc/profile can be overwritten by upgrades. Also, the issue with that is that bash will only start when you open a terminal. So until you open the terminal, it won't be executed. Bzzzt! sudo nano -w /etc/profile echo "boo far" > /home/ca...

dalexunil wrote:

catweazel wrote:

So then, does that command (exactly as printed) take away ALL fonts OTHER than English? That's ALL I'm interested in having on board.

If not all of them, it will remove the bulk of them.

Thank you.

You're welcome.