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We completed another episode of mintCast, the podcast from the Linux Mint community for all users of Linux. We had 5 of the usual cast (out of 7) and a special guest. I messed up my own audio by doing something on my computer during the broadcast but nobody will know it happened; indeed, I had to figure it out for myself. But we have great audio editors and lots of backups. Now the audio will be combined and then split into two shows, one released next Tuesday and the other the following Tuesday....
I am sure that there are lots of ways to have "encrypted photo management," but Shotwell and zuluCrypt, so far, have been the most incredibly easy to use combination for this.
I have been working on an i486 version of PsychOS (https://psychoslinux.gitlab.io) called "PsychOS486" that I will hopefully have a release between sometime now and by the end of the year. It's honestly been sort of rough figuring it out and has only reinforced my belief that the window of...
I spent some time today successfully setting up a box I inherited when a friend died a few years ago. It is in surprisingly good condition with great specs except for the i3 CPU in it, and is easily upgraded to an i5 or i7 or even Xeon. I cloned my M.2 SSD in the Galago Pro 2, but made some errors getting it installed; I had to reinstall Mint twice, but then got it completely updated and almost completely back to what I had in the Galago. I also did not lose anything in my OpenMandriva Lx 4.1 partition....
By mistake, I deleted some of the snapshot which I recovered the /etc before I reboot. When I rebooted it comes to Grub screen and stopped there. The /boot directory is deleted but still there is another snapshot which contains the /boot. I could see the other boot directory but I don't know the Grub commands to boot from it. Once I boot I will recover back by copying it to the /boot but now I need to login. Any help?
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