Linux Mint 20.1 Cinnamon, Mate and Xfce side by side overview

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In this video i am going to show a side by side overview of the 3 flavours of Linux mint.
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Linux Mint is an Ubuntu-based distribution whose goal is to provide a classic desktop experience with many convenient, custom tools and optional out-of-the-box multimedia support. It also adds a custom desktop and menus, several unique configuration tools, and a web-based package installation interface. Linux Mint is compatible with Ubuntu software repositories.

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Hello in this video i am going to try something new.
Please welcome kikai-chan to the team.
What you guys think of her ?

RibaLinux
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Don't know what you are trying to do. confusing video. I don't see any comparison between cin vs mate vs xfce.

Chi_Town
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Kikai is ok but did you include the commas at proper place?

sumantakollya
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I don't care about the colors of folders, fonts and BS. Colors are nice but adjusting scroll wheel speed without a script is nicer. Did they finally put that in?

dominus
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thanks for the video, but Thumbs down for here is not a side by side comparison but a One on One, one... misleading title! sorry.. not what I was looking for (side by side performance/speed comparison)

AloanMoreira
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umm, where's the side by side comparison? what we all see is a back to back comparison

danielhandika
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I have been using Linux Mint for some time and quite like it. In the v20.1 the printer is already set up after installation. This was good to see as in the past printers was always a problem in Linux. At first seemed OK but then I discovered I could not print a legal size paper. It looked fine in print preview but actually only prints as if the page is letter size. I have set everything every where and nothing fixes it. Linux Manjaro is the same. Printer is HP CP1025nw. Just tried Fedora 34 and would not print at all! Not even the built in test page. In fact it crashed Fedora 34 3 times. Printers have always been a weak part of Linux for decades. It's about time they got it right. If you can't print, the O/S is of little use. This is not the only printer I have had trouble with. By the way, although I would rather use Linux, Windows has no trouble with this or other printers so I'm stuck with Windows until this situation is fixed.

Starlight-AG