Roy Schestowitz wrote:
>Linux Mint freshens Ubuntu's palate
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>| If multimedia is important to you, if you have a troublesome Wi-Fi
>| card or chipset, or if you'd like a starter distro for someone trying
>| to move away from Windows, Linux Mint is a good place to start. It has
>| all the benefits of Ubuntu -- and lacks Ubuntu's bias toward shipping
>| only the most necessary non-free drivers -- and offers a few added
>| features to boot.
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>http://distrocenter.linux.com/article.pl?sid=07/02/28/177209&tid=127
Hard to believe that they did not at least say something like
"although, tools such as Automatix makes installing the multimedia
goodies onto Ubuntu trivially easy." Instead they imply that starting
with Ubuntu means you'll have to "dig through Wikis" to get things
sorted-out.
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