Well. I really love linux mint cinnamon. But well alot of people tell me to use ubuntu(Or kubuntu/xubuntu if i dont like unity) instead of linux mint. But Unity, KDE or XFCE doesent appeal to me as much as cinnamon.
So i have question. Will installing cinnamon on ubuntu will negatively affect on ubuntu in functionality or stability? Will be bad to use stuff like ubuntu builder or ubuntu customization kit to make my own Ubuntu cinnamon Iso?
>>61966819
Just stick with cinnamon mint.
You can install Cinnamon through the repos. You don't have to worry about it
>>61966819
Mint is pretty much Ubuntu. So there's no reason to go with Ubuntu Cinnamon. Plus, the devs of Mint are devs of Cinnamon. So you'll always have a better Cinnamon experience there.
Why does Cinnamon even exist? It looks 90% like xfce. And it's so unstable, it has its own widget to restart the desktop.
>>61967175
I have the same question about LXDE, MATE, pantheon and deepin. They're a waste of time and the devs could be more useful if they worked on more relevant DEs.
>>61966819
>>61966819
I've gone from Mint to Ubuntu, even though Ubuntu is a beginners distro through and through, I had to spend a lot more time fucking around with it, particularly in respects to fucking around with Nvidia drivers than I ever had to for mint,
mint justwerkz, usually without a hitch. It's probably the closest i've gotten to an out of the box experience to windows
>>61966928
That's the one where you could rice mint the most?
>>61967565
Yeah I love how it's repos are so small you have to fetch your programs from dozens of places, just like Windows.
>>61967175
>>61967246
Cinnamon is a wannbe MATE, really.
But it's not light enough to contend, not stable enough to content, and doesn't have the same level of customization.
>>61967822
MATE is wannabe Xfce
But it's not as light, functional nor customizable. Guess anything based on GNOME is garbage.