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Never would've guessed english is your second language! And thanks for speaking slow and clear. So much easier to follow instructions. Enjoy your videos. ❤

I never would have guessed English was your second language Thor.

Sweet vid man

Good video, enjoyed the details, thank you, :)

HP Pavilion 15-n208TX Laptop (4th Gen Ci5/ 4GB/ 1TB/ Win8.1/ 2GB Graph) 4th Gen Intel Core i5 4200U 2 GB, NVIDIA GeForce GT 740M Graphics 4 GB DDR3 RAM 1 TB HARD Disk Will this pc support linux mint cinnamon all drivers and everything? If everything works smoothly I will switch from slow windows 10 to linux mint cinnamon 🙏 Please reply and help me 🙏

formidable :)

Interesting do you have something for animated background?

Great video, new user was trying to find out how to more video to and from my laptop and desktop Mint computer, thanks again a life saver

nice informative video LfS's, i'm kind of po'd now i didn't learn the GUI for ufw... i set up 2 DNS Servers (pi) and while researching UFW configurations for my DNS Servers i came to realize how powerful UFW really is, you can do some really cool stuff with it!! all of this of course (for me) was just to stay sharp, learn something new & challenge my self a little bit... it's really rewarding & gratifying when you learn new things (anyways) thanks for the quality content!!

Thank you ! You help me to open firewall to warpinator, in linux mint 22. I like your videos. Greats from Portugal

Chapeau et génial mon ami :)

This is great and informative, thank you

Been watching a lot of your videos and love them, did have question. I have a Mint 22 box and a Windows box that I run servers. When I try to add another ip into the router for the port forwarding they already exist under the other ip. Do I need another router or switch

As a significantly more senior senior I find your tutorials really helpful - I just wish I could think as fast as you can talk! The 'K' key in youtube is my saviour. Anyway, over the years I have been using multiple PCs in my home network I have continually run into the issue of not being able to communicate between PCs (a mixture of Windows (now only Win 10) and multiple Linux distros). This tutorial has made a great difference already, but I wonder if you could give a wider view of how to setup secure file access and transfer between PCs on a home LAN - with special emphasis on avoiding making security blunders.

Hi, I'm new in LINUX Just ask a simple Q... is it true that LINUX can't be installed in eMMC ? I've tried several distros, and they all failed Need advice, Thank u

I'm a 70 year old newb and this is well over my head.

please, can you make a video for explain configuration and solve some problem with gdrive. than you for your video. (italy)

glad to see your channel growing some!

Can you make videos about dhcp, dns, domain controller, web services? thanks🎉

As always, very nicely done. Thank you.

Happy New Year Question can you do a video installing the media kodi on Linux Mint 22 I have no luck installing it Thanks

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.