mint
Bruce Labitt
bruce.labitt at myfairpoint.net
Mon Jan 2 13:42:16 EST 2012
I'm tempted to try out mint. There are quite a few options. From what
I gather, Mint is based on Ubuntu. So the latest Mint 12 is based on
Oneiric. I have Oneiricnow and really think it is a steaming bucket as
far as productivity. It really is not made for doing work, it seems to
be more oriented towards eye-candy. It seems to take a lot more mouse
movement and difficult navigation to get anything done.
Anyone have experience with the Mint family? How is the desktop handled?
Should I take the plunge to LMDE? I've never run debian before.
I'm not looking for which distro is the best ever, unless folks want to
have fun. Just looking for something that is closer to what 10.04 LTS
was. I run and maintain that at work for my two servers. Anything that
is a bit more modern than 10.04 that 1) runs on older hardware (video
especially) and can support vlc and myth?
Maybe I'm just looking to hold on to gnome. It worked well enough. It
didn't have too much stupid stuff and was relatively easy to maintain.
Any insights?
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