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How to install Linux Mint 17.3 XFCE Desktop Edition

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Linux Mint 17.3 XFCE Desktop Edition

Xfce is a lightweight desktop environment aiming to be fast instead of low system resources. In this edition, Xfce 4.10 desktop all the improvement with latest packages are included. Linux Mint 17.3 ‘ Rosa’ Xfce Edition is released with the exciting features stated below. Let us see the step by step installation procedure.

Features

  • Desktop Settings tool supports more window and compositing managers.
  • Software Sources configuration tool is to make it easy to find the best available mirror for you.
  • Update Manager also performs more checks than before.
  • Drivers are now sorted by status and the Driver Manager now indicates if drivers are Open Source or not.
  • HiDPI support was improved in the MDM display manager.
  • LibreOffice was upgraded to version 5.
  • The screen reader " Orca" is now installed by default.
  • OpenVPN support is now installed by default and more features are available

Download the Linux Mint 17.3 xfce “ Rosa ” in below link
https://www.linuxmint.com/rel_rosa_xfce.php

Boot your Computer with Live media or ISO File.
booting

It will directly boot into the live environment double click on ‘ Install Linux Mint’ for installation.
Install Linux Mint

Now the welcome page will be displayed. Select your preferred language and click continue.
language

Now it is preparing for installation read the instruction and click continue.
installation instruction

Now choose the installation type what you need like lvm partitions or manual partitions. Here we will discuss about the manual partition and press continue.
installation type

Click ‘ New partition table’ for manually partitioning file system.
partitioning

Click free spaces and press ‘ +’ plus symbol to create partitions. Now set the size, file system size and mounting point.
freespace


create partition

After creating the partitions, Press ‘ Install Now’
install now

Press continue to write changes on disks
changes to disk

Now choose your current location and press continue
current location

Choose preferred keyboard layout and press continue
keyboard layout

Now set username, machine name and password for your machine.
user setup

Now the installation will be started.
installation

After installation is completed, click ‘ Restart’ .
restart

Now login with your assigned user with password.
login page

Now Welcome to Linux Mint 17.3 ‘ Rosa’ , this is the end of the installation.
finish

Desktop screen


desktop screen

For Basic network configuration Go to setting and select network connection.
 network configuration

Click wired connection
wired connection

Now choose your network connectivity type and press create.

network connectivity

Now set IP address, Netmask , Gateway as mentioned below. Once the settings is completed, press save.
IP address, Netmask , Gateway


Now close the network connection.
wired connection 1

Now open the terminal use ping command to check the network connection is stable or not.
ping command
network connection

That’ s all about installation procedure of Linux Mint 17.3 xfce ‘ Rosa’

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Frequently asked questions ( 5 )

Q

what is XFCE Desktop Edition in Linux Mint 17.3?

A

Xfce is a lightweight desktop environment aiming to be fast instead of low system resources
In this edition, Xfce 4.10 desktop all the improvement with the latest packages are included

Q

How to download the Linux Mint 17.3 xfce &ldquo Rosa &rdquo?

A

Refer the following link to download Linux Mint 17.3 Xfce &ldquo Rosa &rdquo
https://www.linuxmint.com/rel_rosa_xfce.php

Q

How to create new partition table&rsquo for manually partitioning file system?

A

Follow these steps to create a new partition table and rsquo for the manually partitioning file system.

*Click free spaces and press &lsquo +&rsquo plus symbol to create partitions.

*Now set the size, file system size, and mounting point.

*After creating the partitions, Press &lsquo Install Now&rsquo

Q

How to create the network connectivity in Linux Mint 17.3 XFCE Desktop Edition?

A

Using this following steps to create network connectivity
*You have to choose network connectivity type and press create
*Now set IP address, Netmask, Gateway as mentioned below. Once the settings are completed, press save.

Q

How can I configure samba in Linux mint?

A

Follow this link to configure samba in Linux Mint
https://www.linuxhelp.com/how-to-install-and-configure-samba-setup-in-linux-mint-18-3/

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