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Ease-of-use
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Customer Support
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Value for money
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Functionality
4.5
"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"
"I think there are better looking distros out of the box"
"I still need a Windows or Apple for my work for specific software needs, but I've installed it on an Old Windows computer that has little memory and little disk space and it runs just fine for a daily web-surfing and personal emailing system. "
"Some softwares are not available for Linux ."
"This is not Mint's (or Linux's) fault."
"There are just a small handful of software programs I need to use for my work, and Mint (or most Linux variants) just don't have compatible software."
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