The Beta version of Linux Mint 22 "Wilma" has been released. It comes with lots of changes but end users won't see too much that's new. A lack of radical changes makes it a good choice for some.

The login screen can now be themed in HTML5 and two new tools, 'Software Sources' and 'Driver Manager,' make their first appearance in Linux Mint." Software Sources (or "MintSources") replaces the ...

Linux Mint uses its software manager, which takes packets from the official Mint repository (a place where programs and the like are stored for easy retrieval by Linux users) ...

Here's everything new with Linux Mint, now based on Ubuntu 24 ... The big ticket item for this release is a retooled Software Manager that opens the main window immediately while content loads in ...

Adding and removing programs is easy, too, on Linux Mint. There’s a software manager that lets you browse to all the programs ...

Starting your Linux Mint installation Next, make sure your PC is plugged in. The last thing you want is to run out of battery power during an operating system install!

The Linux Mint project has revealed what it has been working on in February. The team has improved the performance of Cinnamon and has even been working on a new website and logo for the brand.

The latest version of the Linux Mint operating system is here… and it’s sticking around for a while. Linux Mint 19 “Tara” is a long term support release that’s based on Ubuntu 18.04 ...

Linux Mint can be a great alternative to Windows XP, ... However, don’t forget that there’s a huge number of other applications available in the Linux Mint Software Manager.

Don’t like Linux Mint’s Software Manager? Here’s how you can install the Ubuntu Software Center in Linux Mint 12. 1. Open a terminal window.

On Linux Mint, open the Software Manager, click Edit, select Software Sources, click the PPAs icon, and add a PPA by entering its name. Adding Wine’s PPA to Linux Mint.

Mint's "Software Manager," on the other hand, has a slightly more generic name and brown package icon, which makes it a bit harder to find. It almost looks like a system tool rather than an app ...