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I am a longtime Mint user but like looking around the Linux living room. Lately saw Kumander and was intrigued, so went to the trouble of installing, and surprise surprise no trouble! I have made my system similar to my previous mint but with a W.in 7 look and feel. I'll see how long the comfort factor works. Already found a few pieces of software unavailable to Kumander, so can I do without? We'll see. The last I looked for was 'inxi'. My system is Kumander Linux 1 (Sisig) and I see there is a 1.1 available, so, now how to ensure I can upgrade? Is it automatic? Surely I wouldn't need to re-install? I feel like a newbie but my wife says I can't have one.
I am an aged retiree happy to tinker with my desktop and Minted laptop most of the day. It seems a fitting occupation for a disabled feller.
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Hello Malcul and welcome to the forum.

I appreciate the nice words about Kumander Linux, thank you. As for missing software, you should be able to find most of it in the Software Center (Start -> System -> Software Center). If it's not there, you can always install additional software using "apt" in the command prompt (Start -> Accessories -> Command Prompt).

Regarding version 1.0 and 1.1. I am the only one working on Kumander Linux, but these days I have to work elsewhere to make money and make ends meet. Kumander Linux has to wait. However, you probably have version 1.1. I just didn't have time to update the "Welcome screen" program to reflect the new version number. Please check what version the GRUB bootloader reports. That is the actual version.

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Hello Roy.

Thank you for your kind welcome. You must be driving yourself round the bend working as much as you do, but I have to compliment you on what you have done with Kumander. My version is 1.0 (according to the grub) so I must have been too quick to try it.

I am disappointed to have the Thunar without the dual pane option but I can manage without it as the rest is so good, clean and snappy in operation.
Good fortune be with you, and I look forward to your future ideas in your updates.

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You are most welcome and thank you for the compliments.

Noted on Thunar missing the dual pane option, I will look into that for the next release.

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