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Put the personal touch on your Linux distro as we help you customise Mint 20.2 with new desktops, new settings and loads more. We help you get started with some easy desktop hopping, making Plasma play nice with Wayland, tweaking Cinnamon to work how you like and exploring lightweight alternatives like i3.
PLUS: CopyQ super clipboard, Atari 800 emulation, using server certificates, the best paint packages, open source mapping, better Steam gaming, retro racing games, build a Pi pin-hole camera, improve your Nextcloud install and more!
Features
Customise Mint 20!
Linux Mint is fantastic, but it’s also very flexible. Jonni Bidwell reveals how to make it your own.
(Jonni Bidwell) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
It's a virtual server world
From a caravan in Wales, David Rutland takes you on a touring holiday through the world of virtual private servers so you can run your own (a server, not a caravan) (David Rutland) Click here to read!
Answers
Sorting out Deskreen for the Pi, read-only USB sticks, Windows 98 emulation, kernel update GRUB madness, DVD booting UEFI tricks and Qnap NAS fixes.
(Neil Bothwick) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
PDF Mix Tool, DroidCam, Fractal, Polyfoto, ImprovedTube, LSD, Pam_usb, Billiards, Blues Brothers, EasyEffects and Latte Dock.
(Alexander Tolstoy) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Google takes shots at the handling of kernel security issues, StackOverflow returns the results of its dev survey, all the details on LibreOffice 7.2, Mozilla Common Voice improves and Russia makes RISC-V CPUs.
(Matt Hanson) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Introduced by Josh Lowe. The new Pi recycling scheme is launched, we look at a new Argon NAS and Pi goes to the movies!
(Les Pounder) Available as a PDF to subscribers.