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Man, thanks for this. I've never used Nemo as anything but a file explorer. It never occurred to me I could use it to connect to a server. I just tried it with the website I run on a hosting service - was always using Filezilla - and boom, I'm in. One tab my local website files, the other the server. Excellent.

Thank you for the video's Happy New Year 😊

Great video. One query - does the name used in the hosts entry have to match the actual hardware. I have some items of hardware that do not have a name - it would be nice if the hosts entry could function like an alias.

very nicely explained💻🖥great video,keep doing what you`re doing,such a great help😀😃😄

Super :)

I don't mess with the hosts file, I just reference by <system name>.local, eg. system1.local. No need to mess with hosts file.

Wow! Thank you very much for all that inormation. Previously I had connected 2 Raspberry PI's and it was fascinating to see the 2nd PI's desktop on the main screen, but I hadn't gone beyond that. I'll watch this video a couple more times for all the bits and pieces that I missed. Thanks again!

I have commented before but want to thank you yet again for making great content. 30 year Windows user trying to learn Linux. I have installed Mint and learning a ton through your videos!

Thanks a lot

Wow, comments are back! Welcome to 2025, good to see you.

Chapeau ta vidéo , mon brave , moi qui adore Linux Mint :)

thank you

Cool! Appreciated!

Great video, thank you very much! If I would have one wish for free: I would appreciate a video how to directly connect a Linux Mint 22 System to a Synology NAS in the easiest way.

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I would like to wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2025! Thank you for all your effort in making these videos! This is a treasure trove of knowledge! Special compliments for filming these videos in high resolution. It really helps, as I don't have the best eyes! Thank you for thinking about those of us, who do not see very well! I am really happy that I have found your youtube channel -- almost accidentally! I have no one to spend time with this holiday season, but I continue to educate myself about Linux with here, on your channel. Thank you for all what you do! Have a great holiday season!

I am 59 and have just recently moved to Linux Mint after 30+yrs on Windows. Could you do a video in 2025 on AV for Linux as it appears a contentious subject in the Linux world and your clearly explained approach is very much appreciated. Thank you for all your videos and the time you have invested in helping others.

Happy holidays, enjoy your time with your family!

Merry Christmas

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family. Enjoy your festive season. Thanks for all the informative videos over the past year I really enjoy them

Have a good break Mate, and thanks for all the tips throughout this past year. Cheers and Best wishes for 2025.

Merry Christmas and a Happy, Healthy and Positive New Year to you and your family🌲🎁! Thank you so much for your hard work, patience and calm, rational explanations and guidance regarding all things Linux. As a relative newcomer to Linux (Mint 22 user now, will be moving to also install ZorinOS on a second computer, here, in early 2025), I really enjoy your videos. During my upcoming, longish Winter Holiday break, I will be sitting down to watch 6-7 more of your recent videos, ones which will then help me to better explore the full potential of my much-liked (already) new OS. Life is a voyage, as the old saying goes, and you are never too old to learn (and benefit from the experience of doing so). Have a great holiday season👍!

Happy holidays from Romania.

Here's hoping you have a happy Christmas as well, and thanks for all the videos and brilliant information.

Thank you for all the hard work that you put into your tutorials. Though I have been using Linux for a number of years, there is always something that I can learn, given your expertise and the breadth and variety of software we in the community are able to access. Have a great break and I look forward to future tutorials.