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yanyan · 31st December 2015, 16:13

Gonna check in here.

I use heavily-customized installations of Slackware 11.0 (released in 2006) on my home desktop and my two work laptops.

Fooz · 31st December 2015, 18:07

For this kind of work I use a Debian install within a VM, so if things get compromised I can just wipe it without any real issues.

seagal69 · 25th July 2018, 21:24

Has anybody tried mint 19 yet?

sRZxVTPC · 28th January 2019, 20:03

Yeh.
Good news: it is noticeably faster. A lot faster. New features and options. Nice.

Bad news: some of your old apps stop working (still looking for a decent batch re-namer). Older themes don't work anymore, or may cause problems.

Really bad news: there seems to be a memory leak in Nemo. Slows the system down a lot after a while. Doesn't affect everyone, but it hurts like hell if you are one of the unlucky ones (hello!). I find if I'm doing a lot of renaming or moving everything grinds to a halt after about half an hour, and Nemo needs rebooting. There don't seem to be a lot of us affected by this little bug, which may be why the admin response in the forums is somewhat underwhelming.

Apart from that little problem, it's a nice and polished release. Many improvements to the interface and built in apps (especially to the updates and the software manager). There's even a Spices update applet ('bout time!) Only a few apps have died, and replacements are (mostly) easy to find.

Recommended.

Hehek · 28th January 2019, 21:28

Hello from Ubuntu 18.04 with lubuntu desktop

28th January 2019, 20:03	#84
sRZxVTPC Registered User Addicted Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 170 Thanks: 3,375 Thanked 293 Times in 136 Posts	Yeh. Good news: it is noticeably faster. A lot faster. New features and options. Nice. Bad news: some of your old apps stop working (still looking for a decent batch re-namer). Older themes don't work anymore, or may cause problems. Really bad news: there seems to be a memory leak in Nemo. Slows the system down a lot after a while. Doesn't affect everyone, but it hurts like hell if you are one of the unlucky ones (hello!). I find if I'm doing a lot of renaming or moving everything grinds to a halt after about half an hour, and Nemo needs rebooting. There don't seem to be a lot of us affected by this little bug, which may be why the admin response in the forums is somewhat underwhelming. Apart from that little problem, it's a nice and polished release. Many improvements to the interface and built in apps (especially to the updates and the software manager). There's even a Spices update applet ('bout time!) Only a few apps have died, and replacements are (mostly) easy to find. Recommended. Last edited by sRZxVTPC; 28th January 2019 at 20:06.

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31st December 2015, 16:13	#81
yanyan Junior Member Virgin Join Date: May 2013 Posts: 16 Thanks: 63 Thanked 23 Times in 8 Posts	Gonna check in here. I use heavily-customized installations of Slackware 11.0 (released in 2006) on my home desktop and my two work laptops.

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Fooz Junior Member Virgin Join Date: Jul 2015 Posts: 2 Thanks: 435 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	For this kind of work I use a Debian install within a VM, so if things get compromised I can just wipe it without any real issues.

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seagal69 Junior Member Virgin Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: Dreamland Posts: 18 Thanks: 442 Thanked 36 Times in 13 Posts	Has anybody tried mint 19 yet?