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• Post #795204

  Bri-ish

• Post #731952

  It’s a mashup between an old joke about a depressed clown and the poem Ozymandias by Shelley

• Post #647130

  This is how blue corn tortilla chips are made

• Post #488226

  I ended up installing an older version of mint as suggested by another comment and it seems to be working just fine now. Guess there’s a limit to how backwards-compatible the newest version is.

• Post #488225

  Alright, I created a new bootable USB with Xfce 21.3 and didn’t have to use compatibility mode this time. Did a fresh install and all the updates and it looks to be working just fine now! It even seems to run a bit faster which is also nice. Thanks for the help, this did the trick!

• Post #458315

  I have an old Sony Vaio laptop that I’m trying to get Mint Xfce to work on. I needed to use compatibility mode when originally booting from the USB in case that’s relevant. The issue I have is that after the mint logo, it’s just a black screen. A hard reset and starting in recovery mode will work, but I’d like to not have to go through recovery mode every time. I’m assuming it’s a driver issue with the Nvidia card (GeForce 310M), but the Driver Manager just shows a checkmark saying no driver...

• Post #71621

  Yes, but that’s a fully hairy ball. It doesn’t apply to heads because we have non-hairy bits