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  • Yeah. I knew somone would say that. I feel Mint is its own thing though and main stream enough. I meant more the distros that have a webite, and then other flavours or spins on that distro.

    I do want to try Debian at some stage but it just feels about old out of the box.


  • MonaySimpson@lemmy.mltoLinux@lemmy.ml•Mint vs Ububtu
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    2 months ago

    Ubuntu has ads in the OS, mint dosnt.

    Installed mint on my parents laptops so they didn’t become e-waste when Win11 came out. They have no issues.

    Being new(ish) to Linux since that time and I found that the main distortion are better than their sub “flavours”. For me anyway. I didn’t like Mint LMDE or Kubuntu etc.





  • I’m in the same boat now but I also transitioned off slowly. I was saying that it’s not always possible for everyone in every situation.

    One that comes to mind is being told to use it for work and posting in your lunch break to see what the options exist before immediately quitting on the spot.

    FOSS options do exist for many services, and that’s all OP was looking for. I don’t see the point in telling them to never seek out the unofficial version of a service.