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10 REASONS why Linux Mint is the desktop OS to beat in 2023

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10 REASONS why Linux Mint is the desktop OS to beat in 2023

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I never ”got" why people like Mint so much. it is mid
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  It’s reliable, customisable, everything is doable in a GUI, and has a Windows UX that people are familiar with.
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  I think mid translates to reliable and boring. Which is desirable for an OS.

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