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this post was submitted on 08 Aug 2023
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Linux Mint to be honest. It's super stable, looks great, has 3 desktops to choose from, is powered by Ubuntu but without snaps, really snappy because RAM usage is low.
Not very minimal with regards to disk usage, though.. It comes with lots of (to me) unnecessary bloat.
I think they do a great job for new Linux users because what seems like bloat to us is the (at least in my opinion) most comolete GUI experience on Linux but I agree, it dose have quite a bit preinstalled to achive that.
He specifically asked for a minimal distro, that was why I brought it up.
True that!