Linux Mint 20.2 "Uma" Has Been Released: See What’s New
Thursday, 05 August 2021
Linux Mint is one of the most popular distros for home users. It's a community-developed effort that provides a modern yet highly customizable OS for users looking for a hassle-free Linux experience. The developers recently released the latest stable version, 20.2, codenamed Uma. This new LTS release will be supported until 2025 and brings many
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How To Upgrade From Linux Mint 19.3 To Mint 20
Thursday, 17 December 2020
Are you a Linux Mint user who’s been putting off upgrading to Mint 20? Upgrading can be fraught with issues, from bugs to losing files and reconfiguring settings. Fortunately, the Mint team provides a handy tool for upgrading without having to completely reinstall Mint. Many of the bugs and glitches inevitable with any new release have been fixed in
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Debian vs. Ubuntu vs. Linux Mint: Which Distribution Should You Use?
Tuesday, 30 June 2020
If you’ve heard of Ubuntu, the most popular version of Linux for desktop PCs, there’s a good chance you’ve also heard of Debian and Linux Mint. With so many Linux distributions to choose from, a newcomer can understandably have a hard time telling them all apart. In this case, these three options have a great
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Linux Mint vs Ubuntu: Which Distro Should You Choose?
Saturday, 18 June 2016
Linux Mint and Ubuntu are both known as two of the most newbie-friendly distros around. Ubuntu is the most popular — so much so that Linux Mint is based on it. But there are real differences between the two. Which one is right for you? Background Ubuntu began in 2004 when millionaire Mark Shuttleworth founded Canonical.
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Linux Mint Website Hacked, Apple Calls For Commission to Settle Debate… [Tech News Digest]
Tuesday, 23 February 2016
Linux Mint website hacked, Apple calls for a Government commission, Snapchat’s new temporary custom geofilters, Facebook’s video birthday wishes, and meta-lego building. Linux Mint Website Hacked Beware of hacked ISOs if you downloaded Linux Mint on February 20th! https://t.co/cexMF2USWS — Linux Mint (@Linux_Mint) February 21, 2016 Hackers have attacked the Linux Mint site, leaving hundreds
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