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First thing i did aftear install - i changed the Wallpaper.

I appreciate how you presented it in a very easy way. I needed my Windows partitions because they contain most of my steam games, so I needed them to mount because having to click on the drives and re-add the drives in steam is cumbersome. Thank you so much! It's good to know there's an easy way :)

Thank you for sharing. On photo P: document + editing + online = serious privacy concerns, at least for me. Still, photo P another tool in the kit for those completely indifferent to such concerns.

THANK You VERRY VERYY MuCH AS THIS HELPED AND OPENED MANYY DESIRED OPTIONS FOR ME uSING LINuX MINT. (MY FIRST FAVouRITE LINuX BASED O.S)

You can also open the pdf in your browser for limited editing. XournalPP allows opening as a background and annotating the pdf including adding images , drawing , erasing , signing etc. Then the edit can be exported as a new pdf. I use XournalPP to electronically fill non-interactive pdf forms without having to do the print-fill-scan dance.

Thanks for showing us this. It should be Government-Mandated that Adobe releases good tools for both Windows and Linux to allow us to edit a PDF. And, how this is acting, is just the same (almost) in Windows how I have to go and edit PDF's. Because there are programs that let you edit a PDF, but almost all of them have an annual subscription now. Hard to find an one-time license anymore, because I'd pay for something -- if it let me not MONKEY with the BS that you are showing. Because, sometimes, I have to go back and edit sections of my Tax Forms, because I forgot a number (or it was wrong), then I have to move it around in an Image Program. Very stupid. There has to be a better way.

OnlyOffice best way for edit PDF

Best distro ever!

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Great video and thank for share.

Excellent tutorial.

Speech Note convinced me that all the LLM talk was not just hype. It is transformative. For accessibility reasons, I've checked it out for my wife's use. So I tried a paragraph from one of her books: when it got "eleventh century hagiographer" without hesitation, I knew something had changed, fundamentally. In more sober detail: it's only really good if you use one of the biggest models. Otherwise, it's about as good as all the other standard speech to text programs. I haven't done a proper quantitative test, but most good Speech to Text apps work out at about 98.5% accuracy: I'd guess Speech Note with a big model is about 99.5%. That doesn't sound like much of an improvement, but it means one third as many mistakes to correct manually as normal. Ordinary speech to text is marginally useful for many people: there are so many mistakes that typing (for non-professional but competent typists) is about as efficient: Speech Note shifts the balance. It is slow: I've only used it on something with an 8th gen Intel chip, and nothing fancy in the graphics card department, and it's nowhere near real time. But it implements, easily, a killer feature. It is straightforward to record your voice digitally, point Speech Note at the recording, and go off and have a cup of coffee or whatever you use to pass the time while it transcribes it. In about 1990, when Dragon Dictate was king, it occurred to me that the way to go was to take a tape recording (and I do mean tape, it was that long ago) and analyze it at the machine's own pace to get it as accurate as possible. Now we have it. Used entry-level pro voice recorders are cheap. One other feature it has is translation. It works, kind of, but with the models available it's no better than Google translate, on a quick test. But the machinery is there for when the models get better, and it could be really good. As far as I can see, Speech Note is no more than a front end to allow normies to use the capabilities of LLMs; but that is a wonderful thing to give the world. Doubtless there will be more programs of this type, and there will be better ones, but this is what we have, and it is good.

Really great video, everyone should watch this! Thanks :)

That bottom panel is crazy, man!!!

After shifting to Linux only thing I miss is refresh option. So glad we can add it here as well 😮

There’s a problem with External hard drives. My Western Digital external hard drive doesn’t seem to work on Linux mint but works under windows.

Tq for this. 13:45 Opening as root from file system has separate preferences compared to nemo in non root user mode. Simply open as root and then change the 'nemo as root' preferences and you can get list view again.

how i get the battery to show percentage

To have the list view open as root you need to set those settings under the root user as well.

Best tutorial

Sorry for asking. I tried Linux Mint using USB live on my laptop (dedicated AMD GPU) and noticed the colors were washed out compared to Windows so I'm wondering if it's permanent or will get fixed after a full install since the GPU doesn't show yet in system info. Also the audio quality is lower....

Thank you very much. I played with Sticky Notes a while ago, but I didn't discover all the tricks (especially making them appear and disappear); I'm now going to use it properly.

I just tried this. It's great. I'm trying it now. I'm going to try the copy and paste function. It should be interesting to use this in my efforts.

Thanks for this. New to Linux. This is one of several criteria required for me to switch from windows. Other tutorials would have me doing all kinds of things I don't yet understand with terminal commands. Gigolo just works, and is clear and easy to understand - more like the windows implementation. It or something similar should simply be included with the OS.

I thank you very much. very good video. the explanations in the video are awesome.

Great video, picked up a few tips which i never even knew. Thanks!

Do you have a ham radio license for communication when your cell phone stops working?

A simple ? small tool with a lot of functionality explained very clear. Thanks for showing more than just the basic features 👍

Clear and helpful: excellent, as usual.

Linux Mint is the best unless you want to use a Bluetooth keyboard.

Some Great info! Appreciate 👍

Thanks so much for posting this. I nearly missed it - thanks to U2B not notifying me. TBH - I am not a big fan of Flatpaks so will look for a native Deb file to install via Synaptic as - I run LMDE-6 Mint

If you're not gaming, you might want to try PCLinuxOS based out of Texas.

Is it local or is it using api or internet ?

Good tips! For refresh, I find it faster to just hit F5, which works for most apps.

Can I clone my own voice?

Excellent. Downloading it now. Thanks.

Great video, can you explain how to create a network share in Linuxmint? I'd like to share my "public" folder in my local network. Tia

My ass is here using arch and nixos but i gotta click all the linux vids that pop in my feed

Thing 1... Addams Family music starts playing in my head. 😀

Wow, that was so easy actually, thanks a lot for this

I downloaded the last version of Mint and upgraded to the current offering. I open the firewall configuration, put in my password, and within 5 seconds the computer freezes. I end up doing a hard shutdown (press and hold power button). When I reboot, Mint is fine, but it freezes whenever I get to that certain point after opening the firewall config.

I am not too bad for a two fingers typer -- what I want is to be able to hear my own words being read back to me. I can see that it can do that - but I am wondering if it requires me to read it out loud first - for it to play it back as audio ?

Thank you for this information. Extremely helpful. I wish I found this video earlier lol.

#9 Just press the F5 key on your keyboard. Zero mouse movements and one button press.

Thanks, very nice

Rescuzilla is good, it's clonezilla with a gui

Very revealing! And obvious bias.

There is something very wrong with Mint 22 Intel video drivers, the screen on my Nuc7i5bnb blacks out randomly for 1-2 sec when the mouse is moved, especially towards the bottom of the screen. I have had both Win10 and Mint 21.3 installed using the same monitor and have had no issues. I agree Mint 22 would be great if the video was fixed.

why so difficult , on linux you make a snapshot and ready much more easy.