iamwhatiseem
Diamond Member
Nice. Very Nice.
Faster than Mint 11,,,though I don't know why.
Very clean.
Faster than Mint 11,,,though I don't know why.
Very clean.
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How does Mint stack up against Ubuntu? I'm facing the prospect of having to upgrade since Ubuntu 11.10 has ended their support cycle. I wasn't a big fan of Unity, and as a result, didn't migrate as they removed the Unity option and committed to that GUI. Now, it seems that I either roll up to this next build or find something that suits my workflow better.
How does Mint stack up against Ubuntu? I'm facing the prospect of having to upgrade since Ubuntu 11.10 has ended their support cycle. I wasn't a big fan of Unity, and as a result, didn't migrate as they removed the Unity option and committed to that GUI. Now, it seems that I either roll up to this next build or find something that suits my workflow better.
You may already now this...LinuxMint is built on a Ubuntu platform.
It is basically Ubuntu minus Unity with all of the restricted codecs pre-installed.
I used Ubuntu for several years until they brought out Unity, then I switched to Mint.
You will like it I am sure.
How does Mint stack up against Ubuntu? I'm facing the prospect of having to upgrade since Ubuntu 11.10 has ended their support cycle. I wasn't a big fan of Unity, and as a result, didn't migrate as they removed the Unity option and committed to that GUI. Now, it seems that I either roll up to this next build or find something that suits my workflow better.
You may already now this...LinuxMint is built on a Ubuntu platform.
It is basically Ubuntu minus Unity with all of the restricted codecs pre-installed.
I used Ubuntu for several years until they brought out Unity, then I switched to Mint.
You will like it I am sure.
I started finding out about it last night as I read your post. Mint is now at rev 14, and the reviews have been mixed. Do you use the Xfce or the KDE gui?
You may already now this...LinuxMint is built on a Ubuntu platform.
It is basically Ubuntu minus Unity with all of the restricted codecs pre-installed.
I used Ubuntu for several years until they brought out Unity, then I switched to Mint.
You will like it I am sure.
I started finding out about it last night as I read your post. Mint is now at rev 14, and the reviews have been mixed. Do you use the Xfce or the KDE gui?
Xfce...I am running 13