BEST EVER
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BEST EVER
I just registered and signed on here just because I think more people need to know. Linux mint is the best ever Linux distro. I love MANDRIVA TOO, but this is a beautiful little worry free OS. Works beautifully as a wireless desktop, the problem I had with so many others. I am not Linux savvy. Wish I was, I so love the work and efforts of all of these wonderful people. Alas, not enough time to become expert at it. That is why I love the Mint. Don't be afraid to try it if you are a Linux newby. The flawless way this works will definitely impress you. Mine never goes down, never hangs up, is fast and a virtual work horse. I just love this mint!!!
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- tdockery97
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Re: BEST EVER
Yup. I've distro-hopped through almost all of them. Most of them are good, but I'll take Mint any day.
Mint Cinnamon 20.1
Re: BEST EVER
Welcome to LinuxMInt and the Mint Forum.
I agree with you in that it would be great to be a Linux-Guru ... don't get me wrong, I've learned alot in the past 2 years with Linux.
But, like many people I use my computer to do my life's work. That's how I make money.
I am a Registered Architect in the US ... and I use Linux and Open Source exclusively.
So, I don't need to have the latest and greatest of every OS or App., Just enough to allow me to do my job.
Sure, I like to play with and do stuff with my Linux install ... but, above all, I need 'stable'
The bottom-line is >> I don't need a mile long taskbar/panel or Conky displaying all the stuff going on in my system ...
I need something that simply works ... shows me the bare minimum of what is going on ... and will not interfere with what I am trying to do.
Mint and Debian allow me to this.
I agree with you in that it would be great to be a Linux-Guru ... don't get me wrong, I've learned alot in the past 2 years with Linux.
But, like many people I use my computer to do my life's work. That's how I make money.
I am a Registered Architect in the US ... and I use Linux and Open Source exclusively.
So, I don't need to have the latest and greatest of every OS or App., Just enough to allow me to do my job.
Sure, I like to play with and do stuff with my Linux install ... but, above all, I need 'stable'
The bottom-line is >> I don't need a mile long taskbar/panel or Conky displaying all the stuff going on in my system ...
I need something that simply works ... shows me the bare minimum of what is going on ... and will not interfere with what I am trying to do.
Mint and Debian allow me to this.