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11In This Video We Are Discussing About As usual, Linux Mint's latest release, Mint 20, is better than ever, but its developers' refusal to make it easy to use Ubuntu Snap is a trifle annoying.
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Even PCs built in the 2000s can run Mint. If the box has a 64-bit processor, it can run Mint. The full version of Linux Mint requires a mere 2GB of RAM, but you can run it with as little as 1GB. This is not Windows -- where trying to run it on 4GB is asking for trouble.
You'll also need at least 20GB of disk space, but Mint recommends 100GB. Finally, you'll need a graphics card and monitor that supports a 1024Γ768 resolution. In other words, you can pretty much run Mint on any PC you find in a second-hand junk shop.
I like running the fastest and best hardware, but let's face it, sometimes we can't afford the latest and hottest. That can be a real problem. For example, Windows 11 won't run on hardware dating from 2016 and earlier. It also won't run on some processors from 2019 or earlier. Linux Mint? I know people who are running it on 2009 Intel Core i5 desktop processors. To get the most of your old gear, you want to use Linux Mint.
This latest version of Mint is a long-term support (LTS) release. It will be supported until summer 2025. Under the hood, you'll find Linux firmware 1.187 and the Linux kernel 5.4.0-80. For its foundation, Mint is still based on Ubuntu 20.04. Looking ahead, Mint has no plans to move off Ubuntu 20.04 until 2023. Unlike Fedora, Linux Mint is not a cutting-edge distribution. It puts stability over experimentation.
When you first update to Linux Mint from Mint 20 or 20.1, which can be done in a couple of clicks, there's little to see. If you look a bit closer, though, you'll find several excellent new features.
For example, Cinnamon's updated Nemo file manager now enables you to do content searches. Before this, you could only search for files. With Nemo 5.0, you can combine file search and content search into one search. So, for example, you could search for all LibreOffice .ODT document files with the phrase "2nd Qtr 2021" in it. Nemo also supports regular expressions and recursive folder searches. This is very handy.
A related program is Bulky. This new application enables you to bulk rename files. Me? I'd do this with a quick shell script, but if you'd rather not bother, Bulky is right there and easy to use.
Another invisible improvement is that, in the past, Cinnamon could eat up too much memory. That made it slow. Now, besides getting rid of five memory leaks, Cinnamon will monitor how much memory it uses. If it goes over a user-configurable amount of RAM, it will silently and invisibly restart the desktop. You won't notice anything, except perhaps a second of delay, but Cinnamon will have restarted in the background and freed up memory while it was at it. The result? Cinnamon now feels almost as fast as Xfce. That's impressive.
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