Usput, slucajno prebacim Mint na srpski i dobijem ovo ( slika)
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Upi5kio sam se od smeha.

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Ne bih se složio u potpunosti sa tobom. Ovde sam pre par godina opisivao situaciju kad je Sabayon, ne sećam se koja verzija, prilikom instalacije rasturao celo stablo particija. Razbio sma se dok sam sve doveo u red da bi potom sitnim slovima na nekoj 6 strani podrške na zvaničnom sajtu našao na sakriveni info o bugu. Posle toga na forumima našao još ljdui koji su imali isti problem.
Od tad ćao Sabayon za sva vremena

I just installed Mint 17 Cinnamon from USB, using the update instructions on the Mint website.

Like the previous reporter:

I downloaded and burned the 64 bit Cinnamon version of the Mint 17 to USB, booted it, and double-clicked the "Install Mint" icon on the desktop. The installation wizard detected the previous installation and provided me with the option to "Replace Linux Mint 16 Petra (16) with Linux Mint 17" and warned me that this would delete all of my Linux Mint 16 programs, data, etc . I considered whether I ought to recreate the partition scheme myself, but as it seemed to have been smart enough to detect the previous installation, it seemed reasonable to let it do its thing. 30 minutes or so later, it turned out that instead of overwriting just the previous / partition, it had reformatted the entire disk, destroying all of my data partitions as well.