are Linux Mint and Ubuntu. How different are these two, though, and which is the best pick for you? Before we get to the ...

Linux Mint is an operating system that offers a familiar Windows-like experience with more customization options. Mint ...

This review first appeared in issue 354 of PC Pro. Many Debian-based distros, Linux Mint included, use Ubuntu as their jumping-off point. The latest release – 21.2 Victoria – is based on ...

Debian-based Ubuntu is the jumping-off point for many other distributions, including Linux Mint and Zorin OS. The Desktop edition is available in at least two builds: the so-called LTS (Long Term ...