Anything on top of MINT?

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Anything on top of MINT?

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Quick question:
Ubuntu is built on top of Debian.
MINT is built on top of ubuntu.
Is anything built on top of MINT?
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Re: Anything on top of MINT?

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Heard about something some time ago but can't remember what it was. Wouldn't be unheard of, but they all would have to take the test of time. 8)
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Re: Anything on top of MINT?

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Not Officially, anyway.
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there is a couple of not-official linux systems that have been "built upon" the LinuxMint System.

oh - an an couple of programs, as well.
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Re: Anything on top of MINT?

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German Linux Mint community makes some versions with Lxde desktop, don't know if you mean things like this
https://www.linuxmintusers.de/
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Re: Anything on top of MINT?

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Peppermint used to be based on Ubuntu with several Mint tools woven in, but they later moved to a Debian base.
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