After upgrading to Mint 22.1 from within mintupdate (make sure to install all updates before upgrade), I noticed that I lost Synaptic Package Manager and had to re-install it. Also 6 packs (related to grub I think) were not updated, but I marked them for update with Synaptic and they were updated successfully. From terminal I used: "sudo apt list --upgradable" , and then used synaptic to upgrade them (I used synaptic to avoid making any mistake).
Actually, Your retina glial cells are what cause your eyes to adjust to light and also impacts circadian rhythm responses particularly well to the cyan part of the spectrum, so shifting rhe color temperature towards red helps reduce the stain.
Thank you for the video😀👍 Now I have found my perfect Cinnamon theme: Mouse Pointer: Notwaita Black Applications: WhiteSur-Dark-solid Icons: Mint-L-Aqua Desktop: cinnamon (6.4)
I use Rsync a lot for backups!!!😮 I was vulnerable!!! What if they came to get me?!?!?! So Glad I'm all good, and up to date already! The Grand Penguini rides again!!
9:50 : Downgrade foreign packages. There are some programs that like to install with a set of dependencies for newer or older kernels, or versions of the toolkit. One good example is VirtualBox. It makes a version, which is completely focused on Ubuntu 22.04 or 24.10, which is highly relevant in Mint because mint uses those bases, or often one step behind, so you have to download the VBox package for the previous version of Ubuntu, which is the sort of thing that can catch you out. I would think 'Downgrade' is aimed at helping to solve problems like that.
I used XFCE Mint for a long time, switched to KDE Fedora and it's great. Still run Mint on my non-daily driver machines, VMs etc, love the attention they're giving apt.
@@RanCham727 Out of the box, it is generally more secure than most major distros, along with Ubuntu. This primarily due to the default settings and that both of them focus heavily on use in corporate / secure environments, either directly or downstream (RHEL). However, most distros can achieve the same security levels. My company does testing and certifications for many distros.
Linux mint 22.1 when updated via upgrade tool, welcomed me to a username and password screen that didnt recognize me. Love mint, used it for over a decade, now on nobara. :/
Gosh Linux Mint is definitely my first (and greatest) love wrt Linux. I think it was around 2017 when I first began my serious changeover from the Windoze/Mac world. Yes, I admit to cheating on her when I began experimenting and using both Arch and Fedora, but in the end I always seem to come back to her when I get in trouble. 😉 Nicely done video, son.
Watching this video on my freshly-updated Mint 22.1 with Cinnamon 6.4. The update was smooth and painless. Nothing for me to complain about!👍
After upgrading to Mint 22.1 from within mintupdate (make sure to install all updates before upgrade), I noticed that I lost Synaptic Package Manager and had to re-install it. Also 6 packs (related to grub I think) were not updated, but I marked them for update with Synaptic and they were updated successfully. From terminal I used: "sudo apt list --upgradable" , and then used synaptic to upgrade them (I used synaptic to avoid making any mistake).
Actually, Your retina glial cells are what cause your eyes to adjust to light and also impacts circadian rhythm responses particularly well to the cyan part of the spectrum, so shifting rhe color temperature towards red helps reduce the stain.
What he said.
Thank you for the video😀👍
Now I have found my perfect Cinnamon theme:
Mouse Pointer: Notwaita Black
Applications: WhiteSur-Dark-solid
Icons: Mint-L-Aqua
Desktop: cinnamon (6.4)
The Moksha WE ("Window Environment") was forked from Enlightenment sometime ago. Compared with Enlightenment, Moksa is beautiful!
Just thought I'd mention, I couldn't find the Bluesky links in the show notes. Everything else was great though!
Mint being like 'I just make everything round and call it a day'
I use Rsync a lot for backups!!!😮 I was vulnerable!!! What if they came to get me?!?!?!
So Glad I'm all good, and up to date already! The Grand Penguini rides again!!
Like that smash button ? :)) Also, can't wait for Flatpak to actually support Portals.
"Like that smash button" - that's how we detect new viewers ;-)
Welcome to the channel!
@@igorthelight I'm not new :))
9:50 : Downgrade foreign packages. There are some programs that like to install with a set of dependencies for newer or older kernels, or versions of the toolkit. One good example is VirtualBox. It makes a version, which is completely focused on Ubuntu 22.04 or 24.10, which is highly relevant in Mint because mint uses those bases, or often one step behind, so you have to download the VBox package for the previous version of Ubuntu, which is the sort of thing that can catch you out. I would think 'Downgrade' is aimed at helping to solve problems like that.
I love MX but they still use KDE 5.7.
I love Mint too but they don't have KDE.
Personally I prefer a more secure OS *Fedora Silverblue* and yes GNOME
@Na_Odysee_i_Rumble-BEZ-CENZURY fedora isn't inherently more secure than anything else
I used XFCE Mint for a long time, switched to KDE Fedora and it's great. Still run Mint on my non-daily driver machines, VMs etc, love the attention they're giving apt.
@@RanCham727 Out of the box, it is generally more secure than most major distros, along with Ubuntu. This primarily due to the default settings and that both of them focus heavily on use in corporate / secure environments, either directly or downstream (RHEL). However, most distros can achieve the same security levels. My company does testing and certifications for many distros.
I'm with you as needed KDE of Mint. But you can go with opensuse Leap KDE or Fedora KDE. Those are also solid.
Linux mint 22.1 when updated via upgrade tool, welcomed me to a username and password screen that didnt recognize me. Love mint, used it for over a decade, now on nobara. :/
Holy hell how have I never realised lxqt is like.....non gtk lol wow...never looked into it and never heard anyone pronounce it
Yeah, just light weight qt
Gosh Linux Mint is definitely my first (and greatest) love wrt Linux. I think it was around 2017 when I first began my serious changeover from the Windoze/Mac world. Yes, I admit to cheating on her when I began experimenting and using both Arch and Fedora, but in the end I always seem to come back to her when I get in trouble. 😉 Nicely done video, son.