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Linux Mint vs... Linux Mint (Debian Edition) | Veronica Explains
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I love LMDE. Longtime fan of Mint, and recently changed all my 'GUI' machines over to LMDE. I tried pure Debian with Cinnamon, but it wasn't the same. Mint makes it nicer, and I believe Debian is going to be their main base sooner than later, the way Ubuntu is going.