Linux Mint is a variant of Ubuntu with integrated media codecs. Complete with a custom desktop and menus, several unique configuration tools, a web-based package installation interface, and a number of different editions. Perhaps most importantly, this is one project where the developers and users are in constant interaction, resulting in dramatic, user-driven improvements with every new release.
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Reviewing 7.0 "Gloria" (Nov 2, 2009)
Runs flawlessly as the primary OS on an Acer Aspire One netbook and as a dual-boot with Vista on an HP laptop. Outstanding.
Reviewing 7.0 "Gloria" (Oct 15, 2009)
Tried a few distros of linux .But this one stands out a mile.Excellent
Reviewing 7.0 "Gloria" (Oct 4, 2009)
to Joco
"Even the the ugly GUI, once customized becomes better than Mint"
Where is problem create new panel? If you do not know how do it, i do not think that you know how make configuration of system in Ubuntu.
Reviewing 7.0 "Gloria" (Oct 3, 2009)
Installed this one on an extra partition on my XP Home edition (with ISO created on CD) and it works like a charm!
Very nice interface!
Reviewing 7.0 "Gloria" (Oct 3, 2009)
Using Windows Vista, Gloria - aka Linux Mint is an EXCELLENT distribution in not only software and OS solutions, you can run Linux from Vista with an icon click. No partitioning is needed, however, it is not virtualized to run Vista and Mint simultaneously.
Software is out there for Linux Mint and you will really enjoy the speed, security and refreshing screens that accompany this distribution. You may also want to install Linux Mint as a standalone and say good bye to Microsoft forever.
Um, 32 or 64 bit, FF? Little details like that would be useful.