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But I've been recommending LMDE to folks, mostly n00bs, and they seem to like it much more than ewboontew - not only that, but since it's a rolling distro there's no need for a re-install until you buy another box
Perhaps LMDE deserves to be listed on its own instead of being lumped in with the other Mints?
Last edited by tallship; 12-18-2012 at 05:06 AM.
Reason: maek pritty!
I voted for Arch, as Ubuntu has started down a dark path to commercialization. Right now, I'm running ArchBang (basically Arch with an OpenBox wrapper) from a roomy 16GB flash drive, and its working great. I'm still not used to systemd though
But I've been recommending LMDE to folks, mostly n00bs, and they seem to like it much more than ewboontew - not only that, but since it's a rolling distro there's no need for a re-install until you buy another box
Perhaps LMDE deserves to be listed on its own instead of being lumped in with the other Mints?
Is it not considered part of Linux Mint, or should it have it's own separate vote?
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