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Restoring the Home desktop icon in Mint 21.1
The next release of Linux Mint, Version 21.1 (Vera) will be generally available later this month. In the interim there is a beta version available or testing. One of the changes in the new distro is that the icons for … Continue reading
Multiple installed kernels in Linux Mint
I noticed that a recent update was taking a long time to complete so I looked the details and found multiple instances of items such as update intramfs: Generating /boot/initrd.img-5.4.0-92-generic being processed. These are evidently related to installed kernels but, … Continue reading
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Tagged Grub Customizer, initrd.img, latest kernel, old kernels
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Changing Icons in Android Pie
Most of the icons used in Android Pie look fine, but I really don’t like the default icon for the Calendar app. Previously, with Android Nougat, I had used the Icon Changer free app developed by Juyeong to switch the … Continue reading
Changing the date/time format on the panel
By default, the clock/calendar display on the panel in Linux Mint 19 (Tara) takes a form such as 11:15. Short and sweet – but perhaps too much so. However, the format can be easily changed by right-clicking on the calendar, … Continue reading
Turn off Timeshift warnings in Linux Mint Tara
Linux Mint Version 19.0 Beta (Tara) was released today. One of the new features is the Timeshift system backup option. By default, Update Manager issues a warning if Timeshift has not been activated. But, if you have no intention of … Continue reading
Reclaiming disk space on Android devices
My smartphone has been complaining lately of a lack of space. It has almost a Gigabyte free so I don’t really know why it thinks it has a problem but, nevertheless, I decided to see how to fix it.
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Customizing Mint’s login screen
One of the things I don’t like about the default login screen in Linux Mint Cinnamon Version 18.3 (Sylvia) is the availability of a guest session. Fortunately, it’s easy to disable this function:
Synchronizing IMAP folders in K-@mail
As I noted in a previous posting about K@mail (Turn off notification sounds in K-@mail), “Dr. Google doesn’t seem to know much about this app. So, support options are pretty limited.” This turned out to be once again the case … Continue reading