LMDE 5 on HP Dev One
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LMDE 5 on HP Dev One
Hello...I'm a long time Mint user from the very beginning of the project. I don't post much but I lurk from time to time. I recently purchased the HP Dev One as a retirement gift to myself. It is a nice piece of equipment. It comes with Pop_OS installed. I ran that for a day and then installed Fedora Gnome on it. Both ran well but I am a Mint Cinnamon guy at heart. I decided to try LMDE 5 and see if it would work. I was a little concerned about the 5.10 kernel. But I am happy to report that everything works perfectly. Video playback in Firefox and VLC is smooth. My bluetooth mouse was discovered instantly. Sound works fine. Webcam, too. Great job LMDE devs!
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Running Mint on various devices since first release ;-)
Re: LMDE 5 on HP Dev One
Welcome to the forum, Barone.
Good to hear the 5.10 kernel in LMDE5 works well for you. I would have also guessed you needed to install the backport kernel.
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Re: LMDE 5 on HP Dev One
Thanks for the welcome) I was surprised, too. I researched how to install the backport kernel but it wasn't necessary. I still might do it. I can never leave well enough alone)
Running Mint on various devices since first release ;-)
Re: LMDE 5 on HP Dev One
Nice, I have one as well, and I am running Mint 20.3 with a 5.15 kernel, and it works great.Barone wrote: ⤴Fri Jun 17, 2022 9:05 pmThanks for the welcome) I was surprised, too. I researched how to install the backport kernel but it wasn't necessary. I still might do it. I can never leave well enough alone)