Hello to all of you,
I'm a GNU/Linux user since 2007 but I'm a newbie on LMDE.
On Ulyssa I noticed in the menu a nice little applications called Web Applets or so. It allows to turn a website into a standalone app. I think it is very handy, but
I didn't see it on LMDE.
Can anyone please tell me how to add it on LMDE?
Thank you very much in advance.
[SOLVED] Missing "Web applets" menu application on LMDE4
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[SOLVED] Missing "Web applets" menu application on LMDE4
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Re: Missing "Web applets" menu application on LMDE4
Web app manager is not preinstalled in LMDE 4. To install it, open a terminal by pressing
EDIT: Or if you wanna do it the GUI way, open software manager & type
Ctrl+Alt+T
in LMDE4 and type sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install webapp-manager -y
. Then you'll see a new icon in your menu called 'Web apps', which should work exactly the same as that in Mint 20.1EDIT: Or if you wanna do it the GUI way, open software manager & type
webapp
in the search bar in the top right corner. In the results, you'll see something named webapp-manager with 2 clouds in its logo. Click on it and click install.Hardware problems on LMDE? Solution:
sudo apt-get install -t buster-backports linux-image-amd64 firmware-linux firmware-misc-nonfree
To use a version of LMDE after EOL, replace mint's Firefox with debian's one
sudo apt-get install -t buster-backports linux-image-amd64 firmware-linux firmware-misc-nonfree
To use a version of LMDE after EOL, replace mint's Firefox with debian's one