Not often, but for some reason, only known to my desktop, a DVD is the simplest, most straight forward of installing or re-installing Linux Mint.
I do have many CD's/DVD's with details of islands, lighthouses and other factors that I use in my Ham radio hobby.
Does anybody still use DVDs?
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Re: Does anybody still use DVDs?
Best wishes,
Linux Mint 21:2 Cinnamon 5.8.4 - Desktop
Linux Mint 21:2 - VAIO Laptop
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Linux Mint 21:2 - VAIO Laptop
Re: Does anybody still use DVDs?
I still use them.
Re: Does anybody still use DVDs?
If it's for an OS that I know I'll be re-installing on a regular basis (i.e. Windows 7 or 10 ), then I'll take the time and burn the .iso image to a DVD. Other than that, just about everything I do (data backups, image backups, archives) involves using USB flash drives or my USB hard drive.
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