What I like most about Linux Mint, among its countless virtues is that it is a robust operating system (and why not? If it is "son" of Ubuntu) with different characteristics that guarantee the end user a very familiar experience, intuitive and with very few complications. You can choose between different graphical environments adjusted to the resources you have on your personal computer. Periodically upgradeable (only if you wish) this operating system has a large number of applications in its repository that will make you forget other proprietary operating systems faster than you might believe. It has a good support and also has a very large community on the Internet with great documentation. Another detail to highlight is that it is virus-free ... Or rather, it is not the target of attacks like other more famous operating systems. This allows you to carry out your tasks in a reliable and safe environment.

Linux mint seems to come from another world. It is an operating system that meets your needs efficiently and without many complications. It has a graphical environment very similar to Windows, which facilitates the migration process. It is ideal for anyone who wants a change of scene and start in the world of free software. It has a huge amount of free software available to be installed, generating almost no compatibility problems. The best thing is that it takes into account users with computers with low technological resources. It is also safe and robust. An experience from another world.

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