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Gifted a probably busted i5 XPS 12. It has the flipable touch screen that converts to a tablet in Win 10. Don’t care too much about that. But booting to Mint from USB, the touchpad was essentially unusable, and I DO care about that. Any suggestions on a Linux that will work from the get-go...

I have a pair of old Dell's, Precision m4300 and Inspiron 1300, dusted off and revitalized (sort of) with Mint 19.3 Cinnamon and Mint 18.3 MATE respectively. Machines are old enough to have DVD players in them which has not been my case in some time. Not interested in putting in the work to...

I need just a little more that the stock Solver in Libre provides. I use OpenSolver on my Mac and Office ‘11 which suits perfectly. It is a little bit more capable than the standard Office Solver in Windows. Seeking similar functionality under Linux.

On my second Linux laptop now. On my first, running 32 bit Mint MATE 18.3, I was able to install Citrix (receiver, 13.4, IIRC there was some issue with later versions making that one preferred) easily enough. But tremendous difficulty getting it to function as it was not recognizing security...

OK, first post, please be kind. I have an old Pentium M Dell. Rather than toss it, I replaced XP with Mint 18.3 MATE 32 bit (19.3, didn't work, for whatever reason). I was able to reclaim a bunch of HD space that was partitioned off for some reason, and it works, pretty great. Not a dual boot...