What is Linux Mint?

Linux®, as well as other operating systems, has different versions, including Linux Mint. Linux Mint is a Linux® version that is easy to use for an average person. Unlike other Linux® editions, such as Ubuntu, Debian or Fedora, Linux Mint does not have the data set for updated versions, but instead moves quality through early edition. Because the updates are mainly supervised by the system users, there are several different editions of Linux Mint, which contains several different software suite. Many people who buy a personal computer are only able to use this operating system, a collection of software that operates computer systems. Consumers are increasingly aware of other options available to operate their computers such as Linux® Operating Syzastit. Linux® is a free or open source user operating system that works on almost all personal computers.

Linux Mint has a release that works on newer processors. In minUlosti most personal computers ran on 32 -bit processors; However, as hardware technology grows, the software must change to keep up with it. Many popular operating systems are 64 bits and provides a more intense and graphical interface than previous 32 -bit operating systems. Linux Mint is also compatible with further release Linux®, Ubuntu®. This allows operating systems to share components such as software and system files.

6 The previous version of Linux® has been sent to users on CD, free of charge. Linux Mint is still available for free, but some users will decide because it is tiring and time consuming. The costs differ depending on how new the release is and how many discs are ordered. Discs can be found on the official website.