I Tried LMDE 6 and It BLEW MY MIND - Here's Why! (EXCLUSIVE)

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This is the all new LMDE 6, and it’s trending right now, LMDE is short for Linux Mint Debian Edition and it’s an extraordinary distro from the makers of the wildly popular Linux Mint.
What started off as a backup project has grown into a fantastic operating system, merging the best of both worlds, Debian’s time tested stability and Linux Mint’s fresh, modern approach. I was left surprised by the high quality computing experience that this distro provides. Really, LMDE is carving its own place in the Linux world and it’s definitely here to stay.
I’ve been playing with LMDE 6 for some time now to see how it performs as my main system. I was really anticipated to see how LMDE 6 compares against other top distros, especially my main Linux Mint system, and LMDE came out with flying colors. Really, in certain areas, this is even better than the main Linux Mint. And very honestly, LMDE 6 is strong contender for the throne of the best Linux distro in 2023.
So I’m thrilled to bring LMDE 6 to you today. Let’s jump right in and have a look at the user interface, the performance, the stability, software availability, gaming and finally see why this stealthy distro is getting hyped to the kingdom come.

[ChaiBronz]

Tex has the best distro overviews on YouTube. Always informative, straight to the point, and tends to focus on the postives.

I have a request: Spiral Linux vs LMDE :)

[homosapiens...]

Linux tex - " Every distro is mind-blowing"

[senacht]

I’ve deployed LMDE on all my client desktops. The end users love the Cinnamon desktop, and management is delighted at how much desktop support costs have dropped since transitioning away from Ubuntu. I’ve had several users tell me they liked LMDE so much they’re now using it on their home PCs and laptops.

[luisribas]

I am a linux Mint for a while now, and i love this distro, it is so easy to use and the comunity is awesome. Love your videos. keep up the good work

[donvineyard]

I am currently migrating to LMDE6 from Mint. I like the stability of Debian 12. And the Mint additions are superb. I no longer feel comfortable with depending on Ubuntu. LMDE6 is greatness.

[rsb]

Another excellent, extremely well produced; and thought out synopsis of LMDE.These videos, are hands down the most informative videos I have seen, in the YouTube Linux verse. Well done to all involved. I will install LMDE on my Samsung NP-R519, but will stick to MX Linux KDE, on my main PC.

[Daiarthaine]

Great video. I'm going to put LMDE on my backup laptop. I'll keep Nobara on my gaming PC for now, but I don't mind having a faster-moving distro on that machine. Mint always has a special place in my heart. It was my main distro for years before I moved to others.

[bobbyfried]

I still run arch on my laptop but i run lmde 6 on my pc. loving the stability and the flatpacks really work well. thanx to the linux mint team. lmde has always had a special place for me.

[WolfiiDog]

I'm a huge fan of the Mint project, it's not for me personally, but when I have to recomend a distro to a new Linux user coming from Windows, that's what I recomend them. I know it's a solid, reliable a stable experience, and it just works

[BrothasOnline]

LMDE is currently running my main system as well. I love cinnamon and then getting qemu/kvm running is great! I had a few crashes when running all my VM's but then increased the DE memory limit and things have been running pretty smooth ever since!

[adrianolehmanlmt]

i love it! have been a distro hopper for years but i have been parked on lmde since the latest release

[davidwayne]

I started on MINT and have gone through about a hundred other distros and have come full circle back to MINT-- but I prefer the debian base- so LMDE6 is GREAT... just loving it... I even am able to do without my auto- tiling (the pop style auto- tiling NOT that keybanging bu....it!!!) and just LOVE it- it's rock solid, fast- and just great.

[woodygilson]

Good stuff. These videos are always quality. I left Windows for Mint in 2014 and used nothing else until a few years ago when I discovered window managers. Still, I recommended Debian Cinammon for new users coming from Windows until LMDE could get it's development together, and boy did has it come together quickly. After watching this, I know I can comfortably recommend LMDE at this point.

[BWGPEI]

Watching you from Linux Mint, and have tried out LMDE over several iterations. It IS an excellent Plan B, with version 6 currently running on my test-bed system. Cannot see a reason to be replacing Mint / Cinnamon on our daily drivers at this point, but it is nice to know I could if necessary.

[HarshalHirve]

Thank you 🎉. Excellent video and presentation.

[isaactitus]

Thank you for this video it was very informative. I just switche both my laptop and my home pc to this version of Linux Mint. All I have to say is the performace is off the chart better.

[samshort]

I recently installed the 32 bit version of LMDE on two very old laptops and I was pleasantly surprised and how well it worked. Good to see that some Linux distros are still abiding by the original premise of Linux running on any computer.

[mugungangenziherve]

I appreciate Tex distros' presentations, and I think that He is the best at making them enjoyable.

[DireNeeds]

Thanks. I'm going to give it a try.

[bes]

looks very clean, im currently on Garuda Linux and it's been amazing, has similar clean windows like interface and themes, ill keep an eye on LMDE though.