Debian>Ubuntu>Linux Mint. Is it the ultimate Linux family tree?

5 Comments

1. Jack Bauer says:

   31. March 2011 at 19:31

   I’m not too sure how to answer a question like this other then: Sure!
2. Carling says:

   31. March 2011 at 19:31

   I am a Great lover of Linuxmint but I never stick with one distribution I am always on the lookout for better things Mint, and Sabayon to me are the best derivatives of Debian

   This week I downloaded a none derivative one that does not follow the pack, this is one from the university of Turkey and boy is it fast, This is a KDE 4 offering, worth a try if your used to Linux, nice install, it does not come with compiz so if you want all the 3D desktops then your going to have to set it up the way you like your Linux desktop, and the network you have to setup yourself but that is easy to do

   link below
3. speed&mhz says:

   31. March 2011 at 19:31

   what about gnew sense linux?

   http://www.gnewsense.org

   it is a based ubuntu.
4. Wan K says:

   31. March 2011 at 19:31

   Linux Mint is excellent
5. Astro says:

   31. March 2011 at 19:31

   Wow- figured this would attract a crowd…
   Yes. Based on sheer numbers, and ease for noobs wanting to sip the Linux Kool-aid at last. Ubuntu has made a bigger marketing splash than the enterprise editions of other offerings. Most noobs assume Ubu IS Linux. I know it chafes the guys who would rather assemble their own packages of obscure distros, but there it is. Point and click. Works for me!