Why is Mint better than Ubuntu?
- The system Menu. Linux Mint’s menu is simpler than Ubuntu’s. Very easy to navigate, and looks similar to KDE style menu in KDE desktop.
- The Update Manager. Mint’s update program seggregates updates into different levels of importance.
- Default Software. Mint’s default choice of applications are pretty much all beginners need. This includes OpenOffice and Firefox, alongside Pidgin chatting program, Thurnderbird email and XChat.
- Codec supports. Media codecs, Flash and Java are there by default.
- Default theme. Theme looks more beautiful than Ubuntu.
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This article is quite interesting, I also have similar question in mind. Mint vs Ubuntu, which one is the best for novices?