Hey all...
I've been trying to find out what Version Ubuntu/Kubutu that Mint Isadora is based on?
Is it based on Ubuntu/Kubuntu latest "LTS" release or is it based on their standard release cycle?
Thanks and Keep up the fine work on making such a fine distro...
What version Ubuntu/Kbuntu is Mint Isadora based on?
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What version Ubuntu/Kbuntu is Mint Isadora based on?
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Re: What version Ubuntu/Kbuntu is Mint Isadora based on?
ubuntu 10.04 for the gnome versions and kubuntu 10.04 for the kde version...
Mint carries the same length as ubuntu/kubuntu so it's 3 years for Isadora...
Mint carries the same length as ubuntu/kubuntu so it's 3 years for Isadora...
Re: What version Ubuntu/Kbuntu is Mint Isadora based on?
Thanks for the Super Quick Extra SPEEDY reply, GOD Blesscraig10x wrote:ubuntu 10.04 for the gnome versions and kubuntu 10.04 for the kde version...
Mint carries the same length as ubuntu/kubuntu so it's 3 years for Isadora...
Re: What version Ubuntu/Kbuntu is Mint Isadora based on?
you're very welcome...glad to be of help
you will find the mint forums to be a very friendly community (i think even more friendly and more intimate then the ubuntu forums are)...
Yes, all the versions are based on the current ubuntu/kubuntu...with the exception of the coming Debian version of course...which will be direct debian (debian testing) with a rolling release...
Initially in a gnome and 32 bit version only...but i am hoping it works out so well and becomes so popular with mint fans, that they go the full monty (gnome 32/64 bit and KDE 32/64 bit)...."unfortunately" they did such a fantastic job on their version of Kubuntu that they got me hooked on the MINT KDE now...
But Mint gnome is great too..in fact, i think one of the best gnomes i have ever seen...
you will find the mint forums to be a very friendly community (i think even more friendly and more intimate then the ubuntu forums are)...
Yes, all the versions are based on the current ubuntu/kubuntu...with the exception of the coming Debian version of course...which will be direct debian (debian testing) with a rolling release...
Initially in a gnome and 32 bit version only...but i am hoping it works out so well and becomes so popular with mint fans, that they go the full monty (gnome 32/64 bit and KDE 32/64 bit)...."unfortunately" they did such a fantastic job on their version of Kubuntu that they got me hooked on the MINT KDE now...
But Mint gnome is great too..in fact, i think one of the best gnomes i have ever seen...
Re: What version Ubuntu/Kbuntu is Mint Isadora based on?
Sometimes the people who make the CEs don't have 64 bit computers to work on the release.craig10x wrote: Initially in a gnome and 32 bit version only...but i am hoping it works out so well and becomes so popular with mint fans, that they go the full monty (gnome 32/64 bit and KDE 32/64 bit)...."unfortunately" they did such a fantastic job on their version of Kubuntu that they got me hooked on the MINT KDE now...
Re: What version Ubuntu/Kbuntu is Mint Isadora based on?
I could understand that...though you might notice that as of today, LMDE (Linux Mint Debian Edition) is no longer listed as a "community edition", if that means anything
Re: What version Ubuntu/Kbuntu is Mint Isadora based on?
Tow questions,
one: is Mint KDE the same slowpoke as Kubuntu?
two: does it use all the standard apps as Kubuntu, e.g. Kopete, Kmail and stuff, which I don't like?
What is overall the difference between those two?
one: is Mint KDE the same slowpoke as Kubuntu?
two: does it use all the standard apps as Kubuntu, e.g. Kopete, Kmail and stuff, which I don't like?
What is overall the difference between those two?
Re: What version Ubuntu/Kbuntu is Mint Isadora based on?
It's the same programs as kde because it is kde and it's got kubuntu underneath it..However "Boo" the aussie that heads up Mint KDE, does a beautiful job in polishing, tweaking, and adding excellent mint packages that we love from the gnome side of mint, such as the mint software center (instead of kpackage kit), back up tools, and many other handy mint related stuff..It's more elegant looking then kubuntu...
Kubuntu doesn't get much "love" over there, what boo does is give it the "love" and make kubuntu what kubuntu should be in the first place...
I wouldn't say kde has bad programs as compared to gnome..in fact it has some really great programs like: Amarok, K3B, KSnapshot, Kdenlive, K-Mail for example...
and by the way, i am a Gnome old timer that finally got hooked when i tried boo's Mint 9....
If you don't like Kopete, for example, use Pidgin, you can mix programs, you know kde and gnome are cross compatible... I use mostly the kde programs in it but Pan is the best newsreader, so i use that (and that is gnome)...In some cases, gnome programs are better then kde ones and in other cases the kde side has the better programs...
Give it a look and see what you think...Also another advantage of Mint KDE over Kubutnu is just like the Mint Gnome, All codecs are pre-installed....
As far as speed, i think Mint KDE is quicker probably because of tweaks that are done to Mint KDE...
Kubuntu doesn't get much "love" over there, what boo does is give it the "love" and make kubuntu what kubuntu should be in the first place...
I wouldn't say kde has bad programs as compared to gnome..in fact it has some really great programs like: Amarok, K3B, KSnapshot, Kdenlive, K-Mail for example...
and by the way, i am a Gnome old timer that finally got hooked when i tried boo's Mint 9....
If you don't like Kopete, for example, use Pidgin, you can mix programs, you know kde and gnome are cross compatible... I use mostly the kde programs in it but Pan is the best newsreader, so i use that (and that is gnome)...In some cases, gnome programs are better then kde ones and in other cases the kde side has the better programs...
Give it a look and see what you think...Also another advantage of Mint KDE over Kubutnu is just like the Mint Gnome, All codecs are pre-installed....
As far as speed, i think Mint KDE is quicker probably because of tweaks that are done to Mint KDE...