Create a snapshot with Timeshift to backup your modifications and tweaks Make sure that the trash bin isn't bypassed when removing files Migrate your e-mail from Outlook (Express) in Windows, to Linux Mint Multiple accounts: improve snooping prevention for your account Fix a potential permissions bug in your home folder Increase the size of fonts, panel, icons and mouse pointer FOURTEEN RECOMMENDED ACTIONS (NOT ESSENTIAL):
#Double commander run in terminal install
Install some useful tools and an extra media player Apply all available updates and set up Timeshift Note: this web page is only meant for Linux Mint 21 with the Cinnamon desktop environment the page for the MATE desktop is here and the page for the Xfce desktop is here. I try to mention it whenever some risk is unavoidable, so that you can always make a balanced decision. This website is serious about Linux Mint, so my approach is conservative. Note: you'll find only relatively safe tips and tweaks here, because I think that the stability and reliability of your operating system should never be endangered. It's quite a list, but it'll give you a polished, nearly maintenance-free operating system that you'll be able to enjoy for years to come! Plus it's also a crash course in the use of Linux Mint. the recommended ones (not essential, part 2) I've made a list of the things to do, which I've divided into three categories: Congratulations, you have installed a brand new Linux Mint 21 (code name: Vanessa), with the Cinnamon desktop! What's best for you to do, first of all?
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