Hello,
What is the difference between the most recent versions of Ubuntu and Linux Mint? Which one is better to use?
Thank you
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Ubuntu vs Linux Mint
Hello,
What is the difference between the most recent versions of Ubuntu and Linux Mint? Which one is better to use?
Thank you
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The only way to find out really is try both.
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IMO Ubuntu is better.
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The better one is the one that best suits your needs and sensibilities.
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i prefer the ubuntu update manager, you can add the mint repo if you want to anyway if you want one of there packages for example the mint-meta-codecs
i like xubuntu, i do recommend mint for someone coming from windows, since the panel layout is similar by default, if i do it for them i use xubuntu
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The difference is basically the default desktop environment,3rd party software like flash installed by default, and a few mint additions like the mint menu and update manager. otherwise they are basically the same. i kinda think mint is prettier by default but that's just me.
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I never really liked the design style of Mint. I also like Unity, so maybe I am just weird.
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Anyway, this makes me curious to try Mint and see what all the hype is about. If it's good I'll stay and if not then I will stick with Ubuntu and Windows 7 (or Windows 8 with the metro theme turned off.)
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