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Mint 19 Experiencing Problems

Started by buster, July 23, 2018, 11:23:23 PM

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BusterE

I did find an applet for shutdown. Sits on my panel. Click it and it gives all the choices. So click/click in one easy motion turns it off. Also grabbed a 'kill' icon and it sits beside it. Expect I wont use it but it's there now just in case.
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ssfc72

#31
the 1950's is a good decade. I was born in the 50's.  :-)
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BusterE

"the 1950's are a good decade. I was born in the 50's.  :-)"

A wee bit better than the 30's, when I was born.
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Jason

I was born in the 70s but I'm pretty sure that decade sucked. Inflation, oil crisis, high unemployment, terrorism. At least Vietnam ended in it.
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