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Losgann, awesome desktop! Wallpaper is here --> http://www.onlyhdwallpaperss.com/vector ... wallpaper/

Thanks. Sorry for the late reply, it's been a little while since I've logged on the forums. I cannot guarantee the login screen will properly conform to your monitor, I adjusted the object placement reference values to fit my laptop at a 1600X900 resolution; I have no idea how it will look on diffe...

Hi, I have Cinnamon 2.4 installed on my Linux Mint 17 LTS Qianna and I'm liking it. I have changed my folder colors from the default green to grey, but... I cannot figure out how to change an individual folders color to make it more prominent. Any tips? In the picture below, notice the folders are d...

My Linux Mint 17 Cinnamon and my Ubuntu 14.04 customized my way (my themes+ mywallpapers):mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: I dare you guys :mrgreen: http://i.imgur.com/gPb0lp8.png http://i.imgur.com/2GDsryX.png What desklet is in the fist image? Please say what desklets or conky are you using in your D...

Running Mint 17 Cinnamon Didn't do anything with the Linux Mint theme; it's pretty good as is. However, I modified the "Mint Pro" login screen theme significantly to suit my taste. Is it just me, or is the stock login screen just plain terrible in comparison to how great the rest of the d...

jahid wrote:I always use the "Disks" application to format usb sticks and never had any problem like this.
My current distro: LM 17 cinnamon 64 bit
file manager: nemo

Same here.

I would like to open a program and when it opens on my desktop, I would like the window to be a certain size (64x17 for example).

How do I do this with Muffin? I am using Linux Mint 17 LTS with Cinnamon.

Thank you for your help.

Linux Mint 17

mmesantos1 wrote:Theme info can be found here: http://mmesantos1.deviantart.com/art/Bl ... -474323776

Very nice!

My Mint-on-a-stick. 32-bit Mint 17 MATE installed on a 32 GB USB flash drive http://i350.removed/albums/q419/ninomrki/mintonastick2_zps123ef7fc.png http://i350.removed/albums/q419/ninomrki/mintonastick3_zps99069764.png http://i350.removed/albums/q419/ninomrki/mintonastick1_zps32486d2f.png Nice!

I suggest updating more frequently. Give your MInt some love and she will take care of you in return.

In Mint 17 this is now handled under Cinnamon Settings->Date and Time. Choose what you want under the Date Format heading. This setting now affects alot of things. It will change the format used by the calendar on the panel but you can fix that by right clicking the applet, choosing configure and t...

Hello. I am really brand-spankin' new to all of this, as a dearly beloved grandson put Linux Mint 10 on my computer, to help me, after our hard drive was "fried". I used my "terminal" for the very first time, today, attempting to research and resolve a problem with my right-clic...

If I understand you correctly, you have deleted 'Videos' folder in your home folder. You created a new folder called 'Videos' in your home folder. Your problem is that you don't see the 'Videos' folder in 'Main Menu' under places, or in the left column of Nemo. If this is correct, this might be easy...

I am using Linux Mint 17 RC and loving it! I have noticed when the screensaver / screen lock is activated the time is the only thing that appears. On Mint 16 it would show the time with the date underneath (I believe). Do you know how to get the date back? I have tried adding %A %b %_e, %Y and diffe...

Hmm, I have experienced a similar problem myself and it turned out to be my mouse. Some clicks were working, some were not. Left and right click. I just replace battery in mouse and problem fixed. I hope this will fix your problem but may be something more serious. Other things I would try.. 1) rebo...

Hi, I would reboot laptop computer. At login screen, under session choose 'Cinnamon.' Enter your password and log in to desktop. Since you are using an external monitor, I have found out that sometimes the Cinnamon desktop does not align correctly on the external monitor. You can fix this easily. To...

For what it's worth, this is how I do it (and it doesn't crash) on Linux Mint 16 and 17. 1) shutdown computer (mine is a laptop). 2) I connect laptop to monitor (52" flatscreen) which I watch movies on. One video cable and one sound cable (no HDMI) 3) I turn on laptop and monitor (tv). 4) On mo...

1) look in system settings for languages and remove the ones you don't want/need and use only the one you want. 2) there is no way to manually pick a color and change the color of your folders. The only way I know of is to install different icon themes and use their colored folders. Faence has blue ...