Linux Mint 3.1 Celena is out!
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- Alpha-Geek
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Bug?/Solution
I love the new Linux Mint 3.1. Had a small problem with it though. Booted from live CD, installed fine. On reboot, stalled on progress bar. Found solution was to use old win98 boot floppy, run fdisk /mbr and then install. Must be problem in overwriting the grub bootloader from Cassandra. I will leave it to the experts to figure out, just wanted to bring it to someone's attention. I really love the new artwork, it looks very professional and polished.
Kanishka: It's not a bug. They both use the same window decorations and all but with a different default background, one is green, the other is blue. It's meant to be that way. It's confusing because Gnome doesn't directly apply the new background when selecting a them until you press the related button.
Clem
Clem
- GrayWizardLinux
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You open firefox and go to http://www.linuxmint.com/software then you select the application you want and click "download", and "open with mintinstall". You can also download the mint file and double click it in Gnome to run it with mintInstall.
Clem
Clem
- GrayWizardLinux
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Does celena change the default Gnome settings for wireless? Cause the only distro that works ok with my wireless card seems to be Mint XFCE. It is the only distro that auto connects every time by default and doesnt require me to manually type in sudo iwconfig wlan0 mode auto to get wireless to connect. If this is fixed in celena I'll download it in a heartbeat but otherwise xfce rocks too.
Ede: I'm married, but we can be friends
jbaerbock: You might want to try to replace network-manager with Wicd, see here (alternatively you could go for a manual configuration... in network-manager):
http://www.linuxmint.com/blog/?p=14
Clem
jbaerbock: You might want to try to replace network-manager with Wicd, see here (alternatively you could go for a manual configuration... in network-manager):
http://www.linuxmint.com/blog/?p=14
Clem
Hey Clem,
I did try WicD in Mint Gnome and while I am technically able to auto connect it won't without the previously mentioned sudo command. For some reason my wireless has to be made to go to mode auto before it will connect to anything. In XFCE this isn't the case, it works all the time.
Any ideas what Merlwiz did that fixed it in XFCE?
I did try WicD in Mint Gnome and while I am technically able to auto connect it won't without the previously mentioned sudo command. For some reason my wireless has to be made to go to mode auto before it will connect to anything. In XFCE this isn't the case, it works all the time.
Any ideas what Merlwiz did that fixed it in XFCE?
Just switched to Celena and wow not too heavy or light just right !
http://rob.fruth.googlepages.com (my / page)
http://www.last.fm/user/rfruth11 last-fm
http://docs.google.com/View?id=ajgsz8nqvtv3_1782cfbnh (my configs)
http://www.last.fm/user/rfruth11 last-fm
http://docs.google.com/View?id=ajgsz8nqvtv3_1782cfbnh (my configs)
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Nice idea! I vote for it.calumc wrote: Oh and one small idea. I know that you added the online start page in firefox so that you could get a definite number of people using mint but would it be possible for you to make the stats public so we can all see how big its gotten?
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calumc: It makes it easier for us to track, however I'm not entirely sure the way we're counting right now is accurate. phpMyvisites is telling me only 4782 people have opened Firefox in Celena so far (only English speakers are counted but still....). Ou main mirror shows 37204 downloads... so on that mirror alone that would mean 32422 people downloaded Celena but never went to point of launching Firefox in it??? That doesn't make sense... not to mention the fact that there are 5 mirrors as we speak. We can't trust the number of downloads to be the same as the number of users and only some of the mirrors actually track them but we certainly can't trust what the start page says. I'll see if I can store the HTTP data manually instead of using phpmyVisites and if we can get a better idea... but so far we're still in the "we don't have a clue how many users there are" kind of thing
Clem
Clem