Now that Mint dropped some third party crapware is it worth to use?

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Is this the new screenfetch thread?

>now that Johnny DOESN'T want to kill me and just wants to shoot me non lethally a few times, is it fine to hang out with him?

Why would you use it if it has a such reputation like that? Just switch to another distro and apply Cinnamon if you are one of those winfag converts.

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>>60002998

http://thehackernews.com/2011/01/fedora-web-site-hacked-but-servers.html

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>>60002998
>fairly noob who recently stopped dual-booting in favor of Mint 2 lrn more

wut?

>>60003166

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>>60003317
http://www.linux-magazine.com/Online/News/OpenSUSE-Site-Hacked

>>60002998
Peppermint is better

>>60003090
the problem is not reputation. Mint was pretty stable but it had third party codecs and confusing/not 100% safe kernel update support. The good thing about Mint is being able to upgrade from older release to a major release without having to do a clean install.

>>60002998
No, Mint will never be worth to use. No derivative of Ubuntu (derivative of Debian) is going to do it better than the previous one.

>>60003510
>what is LMDE

>>60003448
>“Our offered downloads remain safe and consistent, and there was no breach of any openSUSE contributor data,” openSUSE chairman, Richard Brown told us.

Daily reminder about wordpress meme.

>>60005652
opensuse is irrelevant for regular pc users.
LXLE or ubuntu are a lot better