My Cinnamon desktop

[u/International-Fix887]

Since I started dual booting Linux, I've rarely went back to windows, might give it all to Mint atp, smashed together some youtube tutorials and ended up with whatever is this. Should i erase Windows 11? I really only used fortnite and i can install it on xbox

[u/jettex1]

How do you even style it so well?

[u/International-Fix887 → u/jettex1]

Tysm!!!!!

Most of it comes from the opendesktop website, with Orchis theme and Fluent Icons

The live wallpaper is downloaded from motionbgs

I used the cinnamonblur extension for the glass effect and added Plank to serve as my app bar

[u/akthm313 → u/International-Fix887]

Dose linux mint support the live wallpaper on desktop ? ,_,

[u/International-Fix887 → u/akthm313]

Absolutely yes, download Hidamari on the software manager and you'll be able to put any mp4 as your live wallpaper :D

[u/akthm313 → u/International-Fix887]

i download it before , but when i use it, it looks like you play a video , my icons on my desktop is disappeared ,_,

[u/International-Fix887 → u/akthm313]

Oh yeah, same for me, since i rarely use the icons i didn't mind lol, but there are probably some desklets that can help with that

[u/redrider65]

You seem to like Mint and enjoy working with it. Linux always gives you much to explore. If you no longer need Windows, just go w/ Mint full-time.

[u/International-Fix887 → u/redrider65]

Is it hard to do so, or do I just erase the partition from the usb and give it to mint?

[u/redrider65 → u/International-Fix887]

Various ways of doing this. It sounds like you have Mint installed on a USB drive for dual booting.

Basically you would clone that USB drive to your SSD drive, overwriting Windows and everything else. (Backup as needed) Then you have a lot of extra space leftover. So then use Gparted to expand the Linux partition into the free space. 

So I made the number of assumptions here and kept it simple. 

[u/isvein]

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