I do miss them. But I’m happy with my custom Suru++ Aspromauros icons too.

I would say OpenSUSE Leap. I tried many distros on my sister’s PC (Mint, PopOS, Manjaro) and all of them got borked at one point by normal updates. The last one I installed was Leap and she still uses it without any problems.

Use Flatpak instead of PPAs if you can. That way they won’t cause problems.

That’s a majestic structure. The building is nice too.

I don’t use Discord but I found the dev’s email.

Edit: And did my part.

Yeah it could be. Though my guess is, the client cannot connect to the source of the achievement guide for some reason.

That’s a nice idea for an add-on, but sadly all I got is this:

Hmm, not exactly heavy or black metal but the first two album of Sirenia could be a good choice for mondays. :)

Is this cat a heavy metal fan by any chance?

As a non-native, to me 4 is understandable but 5 is unclear. Because it’s quite possible that some third person is involved there. If I had to translate from Turkish, I’d say this: “I got myself some candy.”

river has community layouts and I’m currently using bsp-layout, it’s not the same as bspwm but somewhat similar. Also the developer of river is working on to separate the window management which will allow basically anything related to layouts.

river is awesome, and I like it even beyond bspwm.

Good old disk destroyer.

That’s nice to hear.

Sure but Xorg has been like that forever and until recently distros started to default Wayland because of Nvidia, and there aren’t many of them yet. Also some programs don’t run well with Xwayland, some don’t run at all. You’re right from a technical privacy point but it’s not the end of the world and it doesn’t have to be privacy-invading, just don’t run proprietary stuff. By the way, CInnamon will switch to Wayland, when the experimental support is mature enough. Don’t know about MATE of XFCE.

What’s wrong with Mint?

Nah, Pale Moon won’t cut it. Even Dillo is quite slow on that hardware. qutebrowser maybe. To be fair using TUI-everything (or CLI) is the only viable way.

That’s pretty weird. It’s a live ISO error, you shouldn’t get something like that.

It’s probably not that but if the filesystem is corrupted you can get weird things. Try this: sudo fsck -f /

If still no effect, login to LXDE and find cinnamon config files under ~/.config/cinnamon, not sure about the exact location since I don’t use Cinnamon but should be something like that. After finding that, change the name to cinnamon.bak and try login to Cinnamon again. If that’s related to configs, you should be able login.

You can also try different display manager, it seems you currently have lightdm. For instance, sddm could be an alternative.

sudo apt install sddm
sudo systemctl stop lightdm
sudo systemctl disable lightdm
sudo systemctl enable sddm

then restart.

If you want to revert this, just sudo systemctl disable sddm and sudo systemctl enable lightdm. You can remove sddm after the experiment.

Oh my, so sorry about this. Sometimes I tend to not to write a word I’m thinking when I write and it happened to be a command. -_-

It should be sudo useradd newuser and you also need to attend a password to it so it can login sudo passwd newuser.

Since you can login with LXDE I don’t think it’s graphics driver related. Maybe changing a display manager would work but I’m not so warm about it. This looks like something low-level went wrong.

Purge is used when you want something to be deleted completely, and autoremove is used to clean the rest of the unused dependencies. If those didn’t fix the issue, this could be about your user or user’s home directory. Though the errors indicate a session problem.

You can try to reset all Cinnamon configuration. dconf reset -f /org/cinnamon/ That will delete everything you changed on Cinnamon so you may want to backup your settings.

Backup dconf dump /org/cinnamon/ > cinnamon-settings-backup

Restore dconf load /org/cinnamon/ < cinnamon-settings-backup

If that still doesn’t work, can you try to add a new user to see if that user can login to Cinnamon? sudo add newuser