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I dont know anything about linux but my friend recommended mint. Have to say its the second best thing ever happened to me , first being losing my virginity.

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A Debian version of mint is incomprehensibly based

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What do you mean?

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TLDR: 80s: On crack 90s: Being yourself, cool, swagger 2020s Alt right attempts to appropriate this to mean being an unapologetic douchnozzle

https://www.dictionary.com/e/slang/based/

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20s: Alt left uses douchenozzle /j

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… based on Debian, yes.

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Based.

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Hey I haven’t heard of this.

So this is mint based on Debian directly instead of ubuntu?

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That’s correct they released it around the time so the Amazon stuff happened if I remember right. Since debian 12 has been so popular and with flatpak and distro box gaining popularity, there’s been a big call for lmde to become the focus.

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Thanks for the reply! Amazon stuff? I’m so out of the loop it seems.

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I will test this tonight. Finally mint will have hardware support for my laptop with high kernel version. I will see if kernel patch for proprietary stuff also works.

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Various mint apps come preinstalled.

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Simplicity of deployment would be a big one. There are also few other apps that come along with being Mint.

I would expect LMDE to be much better tested and refined. That said, the end result is probably that the Cinnamon lacked in Debian work great as well.

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