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Good pointers. Thanks

I had installed a full version of the newer version of LibreOffice and running this upgrade will error our and stop after checking foreign packages. It states it is a broken package??? I have 4:24.8.3 installed and it states under foreign packages I need to downgrade back to official versions.. How do I do that?

As a content creator this helps a ton, making sure I can fully utilize my hardware to streaming, deepest thanks. -Eren (the weird stream guy)

Nice

this tutorial works: I was able to remote access my mini pc. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. What I learn in doing this in my specific case is that I need to have the OS to ask for the passward after booting the pc or rebooting for Remmina to have remote access. And for some reason when remote connected the power off and reboot buttons were inactive so "sudo shutdown now" great learning experience for a noob in the linux world

Very helpful, thank you

Comprehensive very helpful, thank you for sharing

Hi sir are you looking for a video editor ?

good guide thank yuo

"For beginners" really? It doesn't event explain how to boot from a usb drive.

Simple and cool, thank you!

Interesting.

Thanks, good stuff

Useful. Thank you.

Good tips. There were a couple that I didn't know about.

I never set automatic updates, i prefer doing it using the terminal. You know, I'm an old-fashioned man.

Thank you thank you thank you so much!!! Worked perfectly and very good tutorial.

Linux windows 7 please

Thank you for this video, my mint looks awesome now thanks to you :)

Ia literally like Cosmic DE from PopOS lmao.

installing smth light is so dumb idea

And for gamers, they can use SteamOS.

I love LibreOffice videos :) Thank you.

getting this on proxmox nice i fucking hate collecting linuxes (i have 50 so far)

Just got a black screen after hitting esc trying to get into grub

I wish this was done automatically on Boot 😢

excellent

Handy guide. Really wish the KDE partition manager had this.

nice vid, thanks

Hey, da ich deinen deutschen Akzent raushöre, wollte ich auch ein Kommentar auf deutsch da lassen!:D Es hat alles super geklappt, vielen lieben Dank! Du hast alles entspannt und ruhig erklärt!!

Best tutorial

Works on xfce?

This was super helpful! I did run into a problem with my wireless connection but got that fixed once I used a wired connection, and updated the driver. It's an older laptop but it survived :)

Your program erased all my system backups AND I am unable to uninstall your program from my machine. I will warn as many people as I can to avoid ANYTHING that you do

Yoo you're the GOAT!!

"Oh no it is a text wall!" Windows has those text walls too, except you click to get them. The difference? Windows hides the text wall or might show you tiny snippets of it one at a time. The difference with Linux: Linux lets you see what is going on under the hood. Microsoft acts like a cyber nanny that tells you "You don't need to know." Which means, you won't learn, and you won't be able to troubleshoot and will have to further rely upon them.

I use LMDE and have done for 2 years.

Thanks!

Thank you second option worked for me

Great video thanks for sharing

Wow debian is really good, you dont have to download the separate iso to install the different flavours

It works bro 👍

Is Mint Xfce as easy to customise? I'd guess it doesn't have all the options for themes. I'm more interested in the panel placement and the intelligent hide/show feature.

What about auto upload from iphone..will it ever work the same as in android? Otherwise its useless for ios users...

One thing I dont understand. Will Warpinator, the last part of your video, allow me to share files with my windows. I will really need to to be able to access both.

How to install on opensuse Terminal Thanks

wow. that linux assistant is a great time saver! thank you for this!

Hello. I'm new to the world of Linux. I'm ok with computers. I have a mini pc ( it was going to be throw in the garbage at work) with win10 but its performance were bad, so I installed Linux Mint. I saw your video tutorial and I have some questions about the remote connection. the mini pc will be used sporadically to download big files. due to space limitations and to minimize wires to connect to the minipc, I would like to remote connect to the mini pc from my main pc (win10) using a virtual machine with Linux mint. 1- is it feasible to use Linux mint on a VM to remote connect to the minipc? 2- when I set up the Xrdp on the minipc, will Xrdp start automatically when I power the minipc so I can remote connect to it? Thank you

Actually one of the reasons I switched to Linux is because it's easier to do things in the terminal compared to Windows. Windows is too GUI-oriented that using a terminal feels unnatural. Sometimes it's more efficient to type commands instead of moving your cursor around and clicking buttons, especially if using a touchpad instead of a mouse. Plus, it's easier to automate tasks with scripts, or repeat recent ones by going through your command history. Of course, it takes time to get familiar with all the different commands, and typing fast also helps. On the topic of software availability, a common issue that I've noticed is that there's a lot of software that can run natively on Linux, but has to be compiled from source because no binaries are provided. For developers this can be trivial (even then, it isn't always), but for non-developers it's often a very daunting, almost impossible task.

One of the problems I still have is the lack of Garmin software to maintain my navigation systems. ON1 photo raw is also not available for Linux which is a pity. However with help of your TH-cam channel I swittched recently from Windows 11 to Mint and I am very happy with it😊