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- cross-posted to:
- news@lemmy.linuxuserspace.show
- linux
Been awhile since I tried Linux Mint. Have no interest in using Ubuntu so went straight for the latest Debian Edition beta which was just released. This feels like such a solid release, which makes sense due to its Debian base. I really like Cinnamon and the suite of utility tools Mint ships with.
As someone who typically uses Debian, I can see me using this as a permanent desktop OS as the changes and additions the Mint team add to Debian seem to be nothing but positive.
Well worth checking out!
I realize I’m in the minority, but I’m not a fan of it. Like, for sideloading proprietary software like discord and the like, yes, if they don’t have a deb repository. But I wouldn’t want to use Flatpack for stuff that is already part of Debian main, like a web browser, an office suite, etc.
Well, you’re not alone. As an longtime Linux user I am not a fan of flatpaks either. But I accept the idea that they’re most likely the future. The only nice feature of them is the OS invisibility for trackers.