Found a nice icon theme for Linux Mint, really easy on the eyes and just looks great. 

https://community.linuxmint.com/software/view/papirus-icon-theme


https://community.linuxmint.com/software/view/papirus-icon-theme
Found a nice icon theme for Linux Mint, really easy on the eyes and just looks great.
https://community.linuxmint.com/software/view/papirus-icon-theme
Have any of you ever had this thing, where 2 identical drives with identical content show slightly different free & used space? They are the same exact model of HDD, same visible capacity, down to the last byte.
I hovered over each matching folder for each drive in turn, and those values were all the same. Yet they show a 10GB difference. Hidden items is checked (somehow it stays checked now, which is another Win10 mystery).
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When selecting all folders within each drive, the numbers of files & folders are the same.
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This kind of thing always drives me nuts.
800 watts, at this rate you will need to book a electrican out to install your GPU safely. Lol
Europe is mostly 230 volts and you can install a 380v group if you need it...
Having a card pull 800 watts is of course beyond stupid and no one need such a thing unless you're doing an extreme amount of 3D rendering stuff which of course could be done even faster on a render farm...
Anything is possible, but both drives were formatted in AOMEI Partition Assistant using the same settings.That's a puzzle alright..... Could it be size of sectors?
A good idea about hidden folders. I changed View to "Show hidden files, folders and drives", but still do not see any semi opaque folders, including any recycle folders.There’s also an option to hide protected operating system files that I don’t think is turned on because otherwise there would be a couple of other folders such as recycle bin showing.
a recycle with items in it could account for the difference.
The swap and hibernation files would most likely be on C: unless moved.
For a better view of what’s taking up the space, try Treesize from Jamsoftware. They have a free version or a 30 day trial of the pro version. Don’t know if it has a comparison option (I use it but have never looked for that) but run as administrator and it will show everything on the drive
I think I have one or two apps that can do comparisons, but with them being 4TB drives, I've always been a bit leery about letting it run (probably all day). I may give that a shot tomorrow anyway since it would seem to be the last option.
Thanks, I fixed the first image. Absolutely no differences there.4TB isn't really that much in this day and age
I think running a comparison is pretty much the only way to get to the bottom of it. The difference could well be that there are some files on one drive that aren't on another (believe me - been there done that backing up my my media collection).
Not sure if you picked up on it (and I didn't until looking at it again now) but you've got two images of J: not J: & R:
Papyrus is a great icon set. It's got that nice, minimal look, the flat icon style, and lots of color that pops. I run Fedora, but I use Taru Breeze, which is the Ubuntu icon set but designed around the Breeze theme for the KDE desktop. It's got softer lines, less flat and more classic design, and soft gradients.Found a nice icon theme for Linux Mint, really easy on the eyes and just looks great.
https://community.linuxmint.com/software/view/papirus-icon-theme
Some brands of CR-2032 don't work well with computers, some are also specifically made to be used in watches so yours could be a tad on the weak side, in most computers that are run regulary they last about 4-5 years.
As for parts and upgrades, yes they still can be available but usually these are really expensive and there's no use in updating such an old machine.
The old ones I keep around have usually reverted to the period correct OS so some oldies are on Windows 7 again, some on Windows 8.1 and with the really old ones XP, Win2K, 98SE and Windows 95 so they run at acceptable speeds.
Windows 7 will **FLY** on an SSD. It will be almost instantaneous for everything.This was a Windows 7 machine, I still have a disk of that somewhere. I might just chuck in an SSD and new button cell and see what happens next, should be a little faster with an SSD
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