Linux Mint - Community

Device	Release
i7-6700K Intel CPU, Works perfectly	Mint 18.x
Custom-built PC Antec tower-MSI MB Custom-built PC, Works perfectly	Mint 18.x
Mac PPC4 Apple Desktop computer, Works partially	LMDE
Optiplex 960 Dell Desktop computer, Works perfectly	Mint 19.x
GeForce GTX980 EVGA GPU, Works fine with some minor problems	Mint 18.x
MacBookPro5.5 13 Apple MacBook, Works fine with some minor problems	Mint 18.x
Z170A M7 Gaming MSI Motherboard, Works perfectly	Mint 18.x
Vengeance LPC CMK16GX4M2B3000C15R Corsair RAM, Works perfectly	Mint 18.x

Software	Score
ktimer "Previous comment of no sound. I worked on this for a bit, and ended up with the following line as the command line: /home/myuser/timerstop. Timerstop being a small script that contains: (1)#bin/bash (2)# (3)timelimit -pq -t 5 xplayer /home/myuser/timerstop.ogg (4)# (5)xviewer /home/myuser/Desktop/Teststop.png (6)#. Numbers in parenthesis are the file line numbers and not part of the script. You have to install timelimit (sudo apt-install timelimit) The -t 5 option is for a 5 second application duration, that is, how long the application will stay open, so be sure to set it long enough for your sound byte to complete. Immediately following the sound I wanted a pop-up message on the screen, and it displays immediately after the sound plays. Not real pretty, but it works."	4
redshift-gtk "Very nice...my eyes thank you. Using the /home/.config/redshift.conf file you create yourself (search linuxmint forum for "	5
cherrytree "I like it! I like the way you can lay it out..works with my pea brain. I use it to slow my self down and document all those crazy things we do when tinkering. Over time it kind of gives you your own personalized "Users Manual" of your system. Of course, it many possibilities for usage, but I just use it for my "it worked before I fixed it" documentation"	4
psensor "Nice, basic, simple device to show temps and CPU usage. I like it. Been dependable. "	4