I’ve added some link, but i suggest you to double check everything.
ekZepp
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what about the appimage?
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2·15 days agoI have almost all of them. Such a standarized gamer😣
1·19 days agoit was a recent installation of the flatpack version straight from the linux mint app store
I did one update since the installation.
I’m 70% there. Game is 100% since i use just the Deck. Browsing and casual also 100%. As a graphic designer i still have to keep Adobe around for now, but i’m also testing out alternative as Gimp, Krita, Kdenlive, Da Vinci and more. I’ll soon upgrade my ssd and use the extra room for a dual boot on my desk. On my portable i already use Mint.
lower the monitor black for my tired eyes
xrandr --output eDP-1 --gamma .7:.7:.7
Mixed result for different games. Nexus mod is somehow doable - https://linuxvox.com/blog/nexus-mods-linux/
i mean…
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I’m not sure about Gimp but searching for Krita tutorials i’ve found something about that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiKR_TrMioI&list=PLOea84sp_XoHZCSErUjCoqE0Gc6pjJksf
flatpak update
Just did that, thanks👌.
btw the comand x me was just :
view-zoom-in
view-zoom-out
Agreeable, but this patch is useful for people coming from photoshop, especially the shortcuts. The muscle memory is hard to fix 😙
You can either do backup or a snapshot in the timeshift to recover previous instances of the system. Before anything else, learn these simple procedures.
https://linuxvox.com/blog/linux-mint-system-snapshots/
https://www.fosslinux.com/102696/how-to-back-up-and-restore-your-linux-mint-system.htm
Also save this link to the Linux Mint User Guide: https://linuxmint-user-guide.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
After that, Go wild. You can also have fun trying different linux distro without installing them. All you have to do is the same usb bootloader with rufus (or etcher from linux) and just try them from the pen without install anything.
Linux mint is a baby of Ubuntu (and grandchildren of Debian), so pretty much any command or app who works there, works on mint too. The teminal have also a sort of manual preinstalled. If you type “man” plus the comand you want to check.
https://commandmasters.com/commands/man-linux/
Last tip. If you want to add more cool icons you can simply unzip/extract the icon-set folder and past them in /usr/share/icons then open the theme app and they should be there with the other
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