Maybe I’m smarter this time around. I’m impressed with what they’ve been albe to do. KDE is so much better than gnome would have been. I’ll stick with this one for quiete a while. Probably until the computer actually dies. Whatever the learning curve was, it doesn’t appear to be…
Thanks a lot, Google AI. Even though I didn’t want you. *** Linux Mint can slow down over time due to high memory usage (RAM saturation), heavy disk read/write bottlenecks, or memory leaks where closed apps don’t release resources. Common causes include thermal throttling from dust/low fans, inefficient GPU…
Trying it with Zoom. I thought I had it on here, but I did not. So far so good. I’m not sure if it’s faster thn using the GUI method, what with it being my first time.
This guy covers basics well.
You can take a screenshot in Linux Mint using keyboard shortcuts: PrtScn for the full screen, Alt + PrtScn for the active window, and Shift + PrtScn to select a specific area. Alternatively, you can open the built-in Screenshot utility from the Applications menu to capture with a delay, include…