Showing posts with label serena. Show all posts
Showing posts with label serena. Show all posts


This tutorial explains how to upgrade Linux Mint operating system from 18 to 19 (LTS to LTS) with screenshots and more information. This involves two steps of upgrade, the first is upgrading to 18.3 and the second is to 19. You will use mix of GUI and CLI (Software Updater and Terminal) to perform whole steps. This may takes up to 1GB data download, needs 4GB free space or more, and more than 1 hour (mine takes +/-4 hours) to finish all download and upgrade. Please consider again that upgrading is always risky and only do this if you are ready with it. This tutorial uses Linux Mint Cinnamon Edition (LMCE) as example and you can apply this tutorial to LMME and LMXE as well. Anyway, happy upgrading and good luck!

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This list shows download links for all four editions of Linux Mint 18.1 "Serena" GNU/Linux operating system. Linux Mint Serena is a LTS version that will be supported until 2021. This list provides regular and torrent ISO download links, including official announcements, release notes, mirrors, and documentation links for 4 editions of Serena (Cinnamon, MATE, XFCE, and KDE). I hope this short list will be helpful for you all. Enjoy!

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This article guides you step by step to install Linux Mint 18.1 Cinnamon Edition. This 18.1 is a Long Term Support version (will be supported until 2021) and codenamed "Serena". I based this guide on my laptop Acer Aspire One, Intel Celeron 64 bit, 4GB RAM, 120GB SSD. I hope this simple guide helps more beginners into GNU/Linux.

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Previously, I have explained how to make it in Ubuntu. Now I explain here how to create USB bootable of any GNU/Linux distribution in Linux Mint using built-in program Mintstick USB Image Writer. This is very easy and you do not need to install any other tool such as Unetbootin or Rufus. I use Linux Mint 18.1 Serena Cinnamon Edition to explain it.

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Few days ago Linux Mint 18.1 "Serena" Cinnamon Edition has been released. Now after installing, you may need a short suggestion in having somethings for this Serena Cinnamon. As usual, I mentioned here some familiar and also educational software suggestions. This article is for everyone, especially every new user into GNU/Linux and Linux Mint.
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