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I agree with what you have stated. I have a lot of time I put into LinuxMint with Virtual Machine Manager, which includes Win10 and a few Windows apps. The Window apps include over 20 years of research, which I am using to write a book. Furthermore, I will stay with LinuxMint even though...

I dropped back to the initial kernel 5.15.0-91 when I first installed LinuxMint. It appears when I upgraded the kernel it did not change Bluetooth.

Thanks for helping locate these files. I compared these files to the files listed in the Update Manager. It appears these files have been updated. Oh well, back to the drawing board. If I cannot find the solution, then I will not use Bluetooth for any of my devices. Perhaps in future releases...

All my updates have been done. I don't remember seeing a Bluetooth update. One of the Bluetooth solutions that helped one individual was a kernel update. The update was to 6.2.0-34 from the current kernel version.

Wendy-Lebanon, you are correct. Judd Vinet started the Arch Linux project in March 2002. Time has passed by so quickly. Digging back into time, I went through some of my books. How can I forget Slackware. I have tried out Debian but did settle for Arch and then progressed to LinuxMint. After...

Bluetooth icon disappeared off the task bar and the Bluetooth Manager does not function at all. I have been working on this problem for a couple of days by searching the LinuxMint and Ubuntu forums. Tried various solutions that were offered from these forums but to no avail. I tried the...

I have been using Linux (Arch Linux and LinuxMint) part-time since the late 1990s. I finally make a total switch to Linux two days ago. Win11 and OneDrive has been a big headache for me. I could not take it any more and finally made the switch to ALL Linux, which includes one desktop and laptop...

Hi KGllI, I had an old desktop with Win7. I removed two older hard drives and replaced them with one NVMe SSD and Siduction Linux and was blown away by the fast boot time and responsiveness of the entire system. Wow, what a difference!

Thanks for systemd-analyze blame command. Using the command you provided, I found the problem and removed snapd.service. The boot up time improved immensely.

My apologies for posting this message here, it does address the slow boot time. After being away from LinuxMint for 2 years, I returned. I am using 21.2. The boot time is s l o w. I suspect 21.3 beta is slow or slower. Any solution to the slow boot time on 21.2? I tried LMDE 6 on a virtual box...

I am using LinuxMint 19.3 on a desktop and 2 laptops On another desktop which is a dual boot with Win10 with a 2nd hard drive I am using Debian Buster. I tried Manjaro but could not get my scanner to install after several attempts. I like Manjaro since I am a user of Arch in my past life. I gave...

Thank you for taking the time to reply. I did not realize you are moving to another country. I run LM 19.3 (no other upgrade problems) I have 2 internal drives, one 640GIB (OS) and one terabyte (western digital). 2 USB external drives which are 1 terabyte each, 1 drive (seagate) with Timeshift...

My apologies for the late reply. I worked late last night getting my scanner to work again due to a bug in Ubuntu 18.04 which has not been fixed for quite sometime. I did get it to work. My recent install of grsync gui and rsync did a backup last night to my USB external drive with all the...

I attempted an upgrade which resulted in problems rebooting. The distro did make it to the login screen but hung up when entering the password to log in. I could not get to my backups and had to re-install the distro after running for several years without any problems. I have a remedy for my...

Syncthing is now set up and works flawlessly with LinuxMint (desktop) and Manjaro (laptop). At last, I can now take my laptop to the where I am doing my research work usually the Archives and know what I enter into Gramps can be synced to my desktop or vice versa. Yes, I use Timeshift on each...

Google Drive could be the answer. I going to try Syncthing to sync my laptop & desktop. The laptop is Manjaro and Desktop is Linux Mint. Can anyone share their experience with Syncthing. I will try it for a few days and if cannot meet my needs I will try Goggle Drive.

Dropbox is the answer however it is to costly. At 12.99 per month, add the exchange rate from Canada to USA it would cost me 12.99 x12 mos x 1.32 exchange = $205.76. I still need to access my backup and will consider carrying WD one TD portable drive. Cost for the drive is $72. If there is a...

I decided to keep one laptop for Win10 and the LenovoT480 for Manjaro. No problems with the Lenovo T480 or Manjaro. To give Gramps a chance I loaded it on Manjaro and played around with it for a week. After the GEDCOM import to Gramps, it took me a while to clean up the database. The process is...