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so if i re install, I take it it will be the same as before (without the werewolf bit)
in the terminal i entered "apt upgrade" which resulted in reams of code, at the end I couldn't see any thing anywhere about what I'd done, only when i rebooted I had no wallpaper and something else i can't remember, this concerned me a little, but when I re install i won't do it again without going through it with Mark.
The one thing that stands out about linux is the amount of operating systems and if i put peppermint on my desktop as well as my netbook, what happens if the developers pull the plug. I dont want to go changing all the time. or do I?
I've learnt so much during the last couple of weeks, I had never heard of dropbox, now i will use it as a back up when i re install. how secure is dropbox?
What extra will either ubuntu or mint give me over peppermint
if i put say ubuntu on my desktop computer will all the things i have on peppermint work ok via dropbox.
I've been using chromium and like the speed, if i continue using it will things like flash players automatically update?
[email protected]:~$ apt upgradeThe program 'apt' can be found in the following packages: * openjdk-6-jdk * openjdk-7-jdkTry: sudo apt-get install <selected package>
does uninstalling software in the software manager leave bits of that software on the system, or does it do a fairly clean uninstall?
sudo apt-get autoremove
is all software on linux, compatable ie from fedora and ubunto and on differant platforms ie gnome kde etc, i installed a kde game and it took an age to download, then i read in a review someone said he wouldn't download a kde software because it installs so many other kde things (sorry for the non technical speak)