Then how do you explain the popularity in US

People who voted Trump, aka not mentally ill west coast or east coast fags. So same as Russia the fuck globohomo crowd

So russia has the most Linux Mint users with 653 different users?

Ew I boot into something used by ruZZians

Dunno, I've been using it since forever. It's like Ubuntu but good, without the purple branding and broken UI.

No, people in the swarm (seeders and leechers) right now, I guess

based

Cause amount of old PCs per capita

How to become you?

Thats a bad metric. It might just as well be just a sign that using torrent is more widespread among orcs.

Probably this >>238699 become poor. No PC below $1000 can handle modern Windows.

I will build a 1000$ PC and still install Linux Mint, because it's simply better than Wincucks.

isn't linux mint for kids?

hello

No. For people who want a working Linux distro.

Mint user itt

 

 

1. looks sleek

2. a potato laptop with 2007 era Core 2 Duo can run it smoothly

3. it doesn't eat too many RAM, its comfy ro browse interwebz

4. other people use Linux because work. Russians unironically use Linux to relax and listen to ze muzika

 

 

lel

How can Russian men be this based? I'm seeding linuxmint-21-cinnamon-64bit.iso only for you.

I always feel like I'm cheating when I install mint

i like Cinnamon DE

I prefer NobaraLinux, GeckoLinux, MageiaLinux, all on rpm-base

When I used to use Linux for no fucking reason I liked the KDE Neon as it was working just great and everything worked and looked ideally.

if u r DEB** then try SpiralLinux

I will never leave Linux Mint.

https://spirallinux.github.io/

 

 

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SpiralLinux

Linux, faster than a snail

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Welcome to SpiralLinux

 

SpiralLinux is a selection of Linux spins built from Debian GNU/Linux, with a focus on simplicity and out-of-the-box usability across all the major desktop environments. SpiralLinux serves as an alternative live installation method for a highly reliable customized Debian system using only official Debian package repositories.

 

 

SpiralLinux Cinnamon edition

 

SpiralLinux XFCE edition

 

SpiralLinux Plasma edition

 

SpiralLinux Gnome edition

 

SpiralLinux Mate edition

 

SpiralLinux Budgie edition

 

SpiralLinux LXQt edition

 

SpiralLinux features

 

Installable live DVD / USB images around 2GB in size and carefully configured for a wide array of popular desktop environments

Built from Debian Stable packages with newer hardware support preinstalled from Debian Backports

Easily upgradable to Debian's Testing or Unstable branches with just a few clicks (instructions)

Optimal Btrfs subvolume layout with Zstd transparent compression and automatic Snapper snapshots bootable via GRUB for easy rollbacks (instructions)

Graphical manager for Flatpak packages and preconfigured Flatpak theming

Font rendering and color theming preconfigured for optimal legibility

Preinstalled proprietary media codecs and non-free Debian package repositories ready to use

Broad hardware support with a wide array of proprietary firmware preinstalled

Extensive printer support with relaxed permissions for printer administration

Optimal power management with TLP preinstalled

VirtualBox support available out-of-the-box

Enables zRAM swap by default for better performance on low-end hardware

Normal users can operate and administer the system without recurring to the terminal

Depends entirely on the Debian infrastructure, thus avoiding the "developer-hit-by-a-bus" concern

Installed system can be smoothly upgraded to future Debian releases while retaining its unique SpiralLinux configuration

 

Why another Debian-based distro?

 

Great question. Debian does an excellent job of providing the fundamentals needed for a highly reliable and flexible operating system. However, it is a sprawling and impersonal organization that does not focus on being friendly for the end-user. So a plethora of Debian-based distributions have arisen with the objective of adding a layer of polish, albeit with varying degrees of success. Most of these efforts depend on a single developer or a small group of developers with far fewer resources than the official Debian project. Many such projects create custom packages and supplemental package repositories that will cease to exist and leave their users stranded in the event that the project ever ceases to function. SpiralLinux, on the other hand, has been carefully designed to be completely dependent on the extensive development resources and excellent package infrastructure of the upstream Debian project. Debian itself provides a base system that is capable of being very user-friendly when properly configured. This is where SpiralLinux comes into play. Great effort has been expended in polishing the SpiralLinux default configuration for all the major desktop environments using the packages and mechanisms that Debian itself provides. So in effect, a SpiralLinux installation is actually a legitimate Debian installation that can be infinitely upgraded from the official Debian repositories while retaining its unique SpiralLinux configuration.

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Who are you?

 

I've used Linux on the desktop since approximately 2001, with Debian-based distributions playing a key role in that experience. I have always appreciated Debian's extreme flexibility, reliability, speed, and excellent core infrastructure. But for desktop usage, Debian's lack of polish and geeky nature always led me to avoid it for myself and other users that I support. This projects sets out to change that. I am also the creator and maintainer of the GeckoLinux set of spins built from openSUSE.

Special thanks to:

 

https://debian.org

https://live-team.pages.debian.net/live-manual/html/live-manual/index.en.html

https://github.com/nodiscc/debian-live-config

https://github.com/Antynea/grub-btrfs

https://github.com/jrabinow/snapper-rollback

https://www.kali.org/docs/installation/btrfs/

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/snapper#Suggested_filesystem_layout

https://github.com/Deebble/arch-btrfs-install-guide#snapper

https://calamares.io/

https://sourceforge.net

https://github.com

way to take the fun out of things