stan Active Member Credits 1,319 Dec 1, 2020 #3 Click your "Start button" (the left corner of the panel) and in the search box there, type "Desktop Settings." You should find a toggle button in there for Computer and other desktop icons.
Click your "Start button" (the left corner of the panel) and in the search box there, type "Desktop Settings." You should find a toggle button in there for Computer and other desktop icons.
Condobloke Well-Known Member Credits 6,461 Yesterday at 4:30 AM #5 Do you expect us to be able to read that screenshot ?! Click on menu and type in Desktop
MatsuShimizu New Member Credits 107 Yesterday at 8:27 AM #6 طارق said: not available? Click to expand... It seems that you installed Linux Mint in Arabic. Maybe you should type سطح المكتب instead of Desktop. Otherwise, you can use Bing/Google translate.
طارق said: not available? Click to expand... It seems that you installed Linux Mint in Arabic. Maybe you should type سطح المكتب instead of Desktop. Otherwise, you can use Bing/Google translate.
wizardfromoz Super Moderator Staff member Gold Supporter Credits 9,921 Yesterday at 8:37 AM #7 Thanks @MatsuShimizu and welcome to linux.org Tariq is using Google Translate, as mentioned here https://linux.org/threads/slow-in-performance.31686/post-106639 but there are some hurdles to be overcome yet. Cheers Chris Turner wizardfromoz
Thanks @MatsuShimizu and welcome to linux.org Tariq is using Google Translate, as mentioned here https://linux.org/threads/slow-in-performance.31686/post-106639 but there are some hurdles to be overcome yet. Cheers Chris Turner wizardfromoz