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I used SUSE for a while and now, I'm back to Linux Mint. So, I formated my drive and installed a fresh mint version, everything went great as usual.
But after the installation, what I did, is what I do everytime, make the update and upgrade (apt-get update-upgrade) and reboot. The problem , if it is, is that after it, I installed neofetch, and here what I saw :
we can see
it is from neofetch
but I installed mint, not LMDE and by the way, even if I had installed LMDE, it is still based on bookworn..?
that one from
idea what is going on? , cause a friend of mine installed too mint and it is written from neofetch
I used SUSE for a while and now, I'm back to Linux Mint. So, I formated my drive and installed a fresh mint version, everything went great as usual.
But after the installation, what I did, is what I do everytime, make the update and upgrade (apt-get update-upgrade) and reboot. The problem , if it is, is that after it, I installed neofetch, and here what I saw :
Code:
james@ninja
OS: Linux Mint trixie/sid (xia)
Host: MS-7B79 3.0
Kernel: 6.8.0-56-generic
Uptime: 17 mins
we can see
Code:
Linux Mint trixie/sid (xia)
but I installed mint, not LMDE and by the way, even if I had installed LMDE, it is still based on bookworn..?
that one from
Code:
inxi -S
Code:
inxi -S
System:
Host: ninja Kernel: 6.8.0-56-generic arch: x86_64 bits: 64
Desktop: Cinnamon v: 6.4.8 Distro: Linux Mint 22.1 Xia
idea what is going on? , cause a friend of mine installed too mint and it is written from neofetch
Code:
Linux Mint 22.1 Xia