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Linux Mint is my go-to distro. Polished and extremely stable.

• stormbrew 5y ago
  Mint is based on ubuntu though isn't it? Looking around it looks like they balked at the Chromium snapification, but that's going to get more untenable as time goes on.
  • gs17 5y ago
    By default you can't even install Snap on Mint. It's a simple change to allow it, but they seem pretty dedicated to avoiding it.
• behnamoh 5y ago
  More stable than Fedora?
  • dralley 5y ago
    It's based on Ubuntu LTS so it changes less than Fedora does. Also it's not exactly cutting edge, for instance there's no support for Wayland because Cinnamon is based on a forked extremely old version of GNOME. Which is fine, it does what people need it to do for now. Arguably it may fall further and further behind over time though.