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Linux Mint 21.2: Is it Just for New to Linux Users?
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- Linux Mint (LM) has released an update to Linux Mint 21 and 21.1 called Linux Mint 21.2 on July 16th 2023. This is mostly a point release that adds some very nice features. There are some who always want to put Linux distro's in buckets, but as I have said before, which Linux distro you use should be based on what you need, not someone else's idea of what the distro should be classified as. Even though this one is named after a plant. It might be called Mentha Piperita or even Mentha Spicata but I think it should be "easyyay erfectpay", which is Perfectly Easy.
Linux Mint is derived from Ubuntu 22.04, but LM follows its own path, and is not always so eagar to blindly follow in the footsteps that Canonical leaves.
The Thumbnail: Yeah its another AI generated penguin, I was looking for a penguin holding mint, and this is what it generated.
Start
00:00 - Start
00:22 - Release
00:39 - Linux Kernel
00:51 - Supported Desktop Environments
01:17 - System Requirements
01:40 - Upgrade 21 or 21.1 to 21.2
01:59 - Slick Greeter
02:43 - Software Store
03:14 - PIX
04:00 - Marker 10
04:39 - Notifications
04:53 - Artwork
05:37 - Install Prep
08:53 - Setup Proxmox VM
12:09 - Final Thoughts
14:23 - Benchmarks
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Passing to Linux Mint has boosted my productivity. Its the best solution if you want a Cinnamon desktop. I use two tiny bars. The bottom one is an old "windows 95" style with window list, menu and audio controls. The top bar on the left side i've icons for the most common app, shortcut to my servers. Centrally shortcut to my main folders, pomodoro timers. On the right side performance things and workspace switching. I use 4 workspace with shortcut to change to it quickly. What I absolyutely love is the 2nd monitor that stay fixed. So I can switch workspace while keeping logs or conference onto the 2nd monitor.
As a linux veteran for many years, I still use linux mint because it just works.
@@SecularSkeptic Agree. Couldn't have said it better myself. 😉
Agreed im in the same boat, when needing a change from Arch, Solus or Pop I come back to Linuxmint for awhile
@TheDrunkenAlcoholic My wifi didn't work at first. But the kernel module for the chipset was available in the repo. Mint saved me from gping to a dodgy website to get it.
I use several different distros in various places, but I always use Mint as my main personal distro because I can always count on it working, and it's easy to integrate with others. Looking forward to their LMDE release as I just might use that as my main going forward.
I did the in-place upgrade and it went smooth NO ISSUES!
We at our scientific and research workstations use Mint.
MATE removed the "skidmark error" on the folders...the one thing I was wanting gone...
Linux Mint is all I ever really need. It does everything for me. I used to distro hop and finally realised that I was just wasting my time. Mint just feels like home. ;-)
Same.
Watching your videos is a treat, man! Keep it up and stay healthy!
Linux mint just works. ❤
I really like having more background options lol.
Cinnamon is nice I've always liked it best.
Mint is easy on new users. Its my go-to if I'm installing Linux for someone who's not very tech savy. Experienced users tend to drop to the terminal anyways so distro choice is more a matter of speed and preferred package manager than ui
I totally agree.
I'm a greedy newbie, I alternate between Linux Mint cinnamon, Ubuntu Gnome and just yesterday I installed debian 12 with multiple desktop environments. I'm having fun with it all.
I apparently have a weird install, installed mint around 20.1 and kept upgrading it. Electron apps load quickly. Atom for instance loads in 3 seconds, while everyone else says that Electron apps load slowly - like 30s to a few minutes. I made no additional configs to any subsystems. I just find it strange that Electron stuff loads quick. Maybe it might have to do with ripping out the entire graphical stack (Xorg, nouveau drivers, mesa, etc), installing the amdgpu drivers (open source), and reinstalling the graphics stack? IDK. But Electron apps still loaded fairly quickly before that. Added bonus, I've never had problems with Windows games running on steam via Proton AFTER the amdgpu driver install scenario.
Neofetch output:
OS: Linux Mint 20.3 x86_64
Host: B450 AORUS ELITE
Kernel: 5.4.0-153-generic
Uptime: 9 days, 4 hours, 22 mins
Packages: 5107 (dpkg), 11 (flatpak), 11 (snap)
Shell: bash 5.0.17
Resolution: 1680x1050
DE: Cinnamon
WM: Mutter (Muffin)
WM Theme: New-Minty (Windows-10-Dark-master)
Theme: Arc-Darkest-Plum [GTK2/3]
Icons: breeze-dark [GTK2/3]
Terminal: gnome-terminal
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 (12) @ 3.600GHz
GPU: AMD ATI Radeon RX 5600 OEM/5600 XT / 5700/5700 XT
Memory: 4622MiB / 15937MiB
I have the Radeon RX 5700 card - the ASRock version.
More so with flatpaks and docker,distrobox being in the mix I don't need the latest and greatest as much as I need something to turn on when I get to work. Easy to get into the FOMO of the must have the latest X mentality without knowing why. Why a lot of long term users come back to Debian/Mint/MX.
I love Mint remember using it because it came with codecs over Ubuntu's offerings, and the team have consistantly provided for the communities needs over anything else apart from KDE users :D
Hey, currently choosing linux distro boils down to snaps vs. flatpaks. Or in other words ubuntu vs. fedora. Linux mint is kind of undecided - they said they won't integrate either, but later chose to integrate flatpak (which is strange being based on Ubuntu)
Because Snap is potentially sinister, eventually going to pull out a “Redhat” on the community. Flatpak is the way to go.
By the way, Mint has a Debian version, LMDE is Debian, not Ubuntu, for good measure.
That is why Mint is the best.
Fedora has a proposal to add telemetry to the next release of Fedora, there is a video here which talks about it more indepth. I'm not moaning about it, I'm leaving Fedora and RHEL
I have always liked Linux Mint, although I prefer the Debian Edition (LMDE) these days.
I want to love LMDE, but there's just SO more Ubuntu has done to make standard LM Cinnamon much more usable out the gate. It's only a matter of time till we don't have a choice other than move to Debian (or a direct derivative of) anyway though.
These options are already in slick greeter you just need to enable them from configuration file I just configured my slick greeter today on ghost bsd I want to enable screen reader on login screen
See ya, DJ Ware.
I love Mint. I run it on a cheap mini pc with 256Gb SSD and 8Gb DDR3 ram. It is so simple to use, beats everything else I have tried, although some things can be a little on the slow side, but not too bad. I have tried maybe a dozen different distros over the last few months, and still Mint still comes out on top. I use it mainly for Ham radio, plus a bit of video work.
And it's so fast on ssd.
Tive que instalar o Mint e atualizar o kernel 6.02 para que pudesse reconhecer meu hardware atual, ficou fantástico, leve, responsivo e rápido! ( Had to install Mint and update to kernel 6.02 so it could recognize my current hardware, it looks fantastic, lightweight, responsive and fast! ) saudações do Brasil !
I started with Slackware in 1995. Am I a newbie? My distron for the past 4 years has been Mint.
I keep reading that because it doesn't use Wayland its a security risk...what do other people think.
Wow Debian 12 is quick, especially compared to Linux Mint.
EVERYTHING is "quick" compared to mint!
@@jimw7916 I have never used it, so wouldn't know.
@@johanb.7869 I was referring to the benchmarks on this vid....did you watch the vid?
But that "apline318" seems interesting.
@@Winnetou17 Alpine !
👍
Have you got Hi Ho Silver Lining?
Which version, the original The Attack or Jeff Beck’s cover of it…actually heard about 1 min of the song when Jeff played but stormed off the stage because of people upfront heckled him
@@CyberGizmoTouché.
I think they should move to Budgie (or offer Budgie version) instead of Cinnamon. Mate and XFCE are basically same thing with that Windows 7 design.
A giant in a chair :D
ryzen 5600x rtx 2070super 16gb
linux mint 21.2 kenel 6.4.3
nicidia driver 525.125.06 because the new driver got a flicker bug with high refresh rate monitors
i love mint
rock solid distro and i can play every game i want to
next to this i got win10 as second os
i will not use win 11
leds and windows case do not make games faster but it looks p orn :D
look at your room - pimp up my stream corner :D
WOW ....I had no idea how SLOW Mint was!
yeah, part of the problem is that machine is a Core i-5 12th gen and the kernel with full support for that one is in 6.1. So its going to be a lot slower with kernel version 5.15
@@CyberGizmo the secret is....Liquorix kernel!
@@jimw7916 That might be an interesting second pass benchmark, but I do not make any alterations when I do my initial benchmark, I want to test how they work out of the "box"
Mine ain't.
Mint wasn't very appealing to me as a new user. The UI isn't great (I work building UIs as a front-end developer, so I am a bit more fussy), and when compared to Gnome it feels like it's stuck in the past. It also had audio crackling, flickering, and package install issues, as did Zorin. Other distros I tried didn't have the same problem, so it might relate to the Ubuntu LTS base or something. Until the next major Mint version releases, I won't be trying it for a while.
It's pronounced "OOBOONTOO".
"OOBANTOO" doesn't exist.
Neither do you Bot
I think you meant to say ......"Yoobuntu"