![]() ![]() Linux Mint 21, 21.1, 21.2, and now also 21.3, are all based on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. In order to do that, Linux Mint is always based on what is called an LTS, or Long Term Support, release. Unlike some other Linux distributions, the Linux Mint developers focus on absolute reliability and stability and consciously choose not to be a leader in all bleeding-edge developments. Due to the relatively classic user interface metaphor, Linux Mint is a great starting point for former Windows users and those who doubt switching to Linux, because they probably feel right at home. Linux Mint Cinnamon, the flagship desktop environment offered by the Linux Mint team, provides a clean interface that resembles the look and feel of a Windows desktop, a flawless out-of-the-box user experience, is backed by the enormous software base of Ubuntu, and has a very friendly and responsive community. For years now Linux Mint has been at the top of the most popular Linux distributions because it is probably one of the most accessible, yet high-quality, Linux distributions, for beginners and enthusiasts coming from Windows, but to which many advanced Linux users also remain stuck because of the ease of use, powerful features, stability and reliability. Therefore I want to start with a little bit of background on Linux Mint before moving on to the new things, updates, and changes. Maybe not everyone who is reading this article is familiar with Linux Mint. How to try Linux Mint 21.3 Beta yourself.Use the “Romeo” unstable software repository.What to be expected from Linux Mint 21.3 Virginia Cinnamon Edition.Let’s see together through Linux Mint 21.3 Beta what awaits us soon. So for me, it’s mainly Mint and Zorin, and now it’s Mint’s turn. Otherwise, it becomes impossible for me to follow everything and speak about it with any authority. There is so much happening in all these active Linux development teams that I always try to focus on only a limited number of Linux distributions for this website. It is great to see and follow all these developments in the Linux world. Recently I shared my first experiences with Zorin OS 17 Beta, and now Linux Mint 21.3 Beta is available for download. ![]()
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