PeppermintOS November Release - This Debian 11 Xfce Release is Looking Good!

PeppermintOS 11 November issue has been released! I can really feel the evolution in this release.

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⌚ Timestamps
00:00​ - Intro
01:26 - PeppermintOS Install
08:12 - Post Install
08:50 - The Peppermint Welcome App
13:01 - HTOP & uname
13:34 - Panel Items
15:44 - Installed Apps
17:15 - LibreOffice - Tweaking the Toolbar Theme
19:00 - Cool Retro Term
25:24 - Gnome Software Centre
26:55 - Synaptic Package Manager
29:30 - System Settings - Appearance
31:59 - System Settings - Bottom Panel & more
35:42 - Peppermint Hub - A Closer Look
41:30 - Thunar File Manager - Tweaks
43:06 - Desktop Settings - Wallpapers
46:05 - My Thoughts
49:33 - Outro

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[fecklesstech]

First! Good show Jack. Thanks for doing distro reviews. I know they are a lot of work. I always enjoy watching them though.

[lukaslykus]

Wow! That terminal app was so awesome. I wanted to say I have no words for it but I found a couple. I remember tinkering around with Peppermint a while ago. It was so cute. Not quite cutefish cute (alliteration for the win) but cute, nonetheless. The only problem with Peppermint that I personally had was that I still had to practice oral hygiene to mitigate dragon breath. AND it didn’t flavor my coffee. Other than that, I have a soft spot for the os.

This version looks fantastic. I’m not a fan of the color red but boy did they make it work. Love the wallpapers too.

[thomasschuster]

Hi Jack, nice video like always. In LibreOffice you can go to options/view to change the icon theme. Depending on what the distro has on board this setting can solve the dark menu problem.

[patricktrakzel]

Love this distro. If I have some trouble in other distros I just boot up the .iso an can do everything. So this is not my daily driver. I like the size and the fact that it doesn't need a 1 million Mhz processor, 2.000 GB of memory and a harddisk the size of the moon.. It runs perfectly smooth on older hardware. And no weird sh#t like snaps. It downloaded the new iso very fast as well. Top, well done. Thank you so much Peppermint OS team. And Jack, great video, as always. Keep 'm coming.

[johnstath]

Hey Jack have you ever tried loading an OS onto a tablet? How would you that?