Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 6th Apr 2008 21:00 UTC
From Linux Mint's About page: "Linux Mint's purpose is to produce an elegant, up to date and comfortable GNU/Linux desktop distribution." To reach this goal, lead developer and founder Clement Lefebvre used (surprisingly) Ubuntu as the base, and added multimedia codecs to the distribution, by default. Later on, Mint deviated more from Ubuntu by adding its own artwork, web-based package front-end, and configuration tools (MintTools) to the mix. I installed the latest stable release, Daryna (4.0), released on 15 October of last year, to see what's what.
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If you like KDE (I do), try the KDE edition. It has TastyMenu by default and is the best menu IMO out there.
That is the one I am using right now.
Very nice. I am looking forward to a Linux Mint release with KDE 4 ... perhaps towards the end of this year.
If I can have KDE 4.1 with Tasty Menu ... it should be the best option of all.
Edited 2008-04-07 12:14 UTC
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2005-07-06
If you like KDE (I do), try the KDE edition. It has TastyMenu by default and is the best menu IMO out there.