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CentOS Linux vs Linux Mint: Which is best for you?
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- Applications run well on it and we are able to secure our backups more using that operating system.
- sometimes difficult to configure for basic services; not always updated as other Linux release
- Great for rookies to Linux, you just slap it onto a thumb drive and you can easily boot into it, installation is just a simple double click of an icon on the dashboard and maybe a little bit of meddling if you want to dual boot
- Some softwares are not available for Linux .
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