I Want to Use Mintinstall

[iampriteshdesai]

I use Ubuntu Hardy Heron. But I want to use Mintinstall. Is there any way to do this?

[msuggs]

Install Mint

[fireice-LLH]

you can grab the .deb file from http://packages.linuxmint.com/ and try it on your Hardy System.


or give mint a try, than mintinstall will work for sure

[y2julio]

I agree. Try out Linux Mint. I find it better than Ubuntu.

[Alpha-Geek]

Install Mint

Mua-ha-ha-ha!
Seriously, Mint Install is just one of the features that makes LinuxMint easier & more friendly to use. You should try the whole Mint experience. It really IS "Linux (and Ubuntu) done right".

[clem]

Either add the romeo repository to your Ubuntu system or get the debs for mintSystem and mintInstall from packages.linuxmint.com

Clem.

[Vwbeamer]

Ubuntu is better than Mint install.

In mint they removed the System > Administration > Software Sources. Menu.

Why remove a needed tool? I'm seriously thinking of just running regular Ubuntu, because I don't like using the terminal any more than I must.

I have used and donated since 3.0 and even encourage friends to use Mint also, and will continue to do so, but it seems they made a mistake by removing needed tools from the Ubuntu package. now you have to go to the terminal to get third party apps.

I hope the System > Administration > Software Sources.menu will be restored in future versions.

[arunjune20]

hi friends
i need a installation steps for ubuntu,if possible please give me reply

[optimize me]

Ubuntu is better than Mint install.

In mint they removed the System > Administration > Software Sources. Menu.

Why remove a needed tool? I'm seriously thinking of just running regular Ubuntu, because I don't like using the terminal any more than I must.

I have used and donated since 3.0 and even encourage friends to use Mint also, and will continue to do so, but it seems they made a mistake by removing needed tools from the Ubuntu package. now you have to go to the terminal to get third party apps.

I hope the System > Administration > Software Sources.menu will be restored in future versions.

I also like the Software Sources application. So I installed it when I saw it wasn't there by default. Simple solution to a simple problem, and it doesn't require any whining.

This is Linux, man. If you don't like using a terminal, you're going to have nothing but problems.