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Linspire

Linspire (originally known as LindowsOS or simply as Lindows) is an operating system based on Ubuntu which is currently owned by PC/Open Systems LLC as of 2025. It is an attempt similar to Corel Linux to put desktop Linux in the hands of the consumer. It can have a KDE Plasma, GNOME or Xfce desktop, along with several proprietary applications installed, it was intended to be easy to use and fully functional out of the box.
Its most notable feature was "Click-N-Run" (or "CNR" starting with Linspire 4.5), an application marketplace based on apt, which allowed the user to download and install applications quickly from the internet. While initially being subscription-based, it was made free to use in 2006. It was discontinued after Linspire switched to Ubuntu as its base.
It was renamed to "Linspire" in 2004 after Microsoft sued Linspire, Inc. two years earlier. Suddenly, the Lindows trademark was transferred to Microsoft, and Lindows decided to rename itself to Linspire.
It also has a derivate named Freespire.
The initial Linspire line was discontinued after Linspire, Inc. was acquired by Xandros in 2008, with it being replaced by the Xandros Linux distribution. After Xandros was in turn acquired by PC/Open Systems LLC in 2018, a new release of Linspire based on Xubuntu 16.04 was released.
==Gallery==
Lindows091.png|LindowsOS 0.91
Lindows30.png|LindowsOS 3.0
Lindows40.png|LindowsOS 4.0
Linspire45.png|Linspire 4.5
Linspire5.png|Linspire 5
Linspire60.png|Linspire 6.0
Freespire2.png|Freespire 2.0.8
==Notes==
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
Linux Mint

Linux Mint is a distribution of Linux that is based on Debian and Ubuntu (LTS). It comes in three editions that use the Cinnamon, MATE and Xfce desktop environments. There is also a variant of the distribution called Linux Mint Debian Edition (LMDE) that uses the package base of Debian instead of Ubuntu.
==Timeline==
All versions of Ubuntu-based Linux Mint bear female names ending with "a" as codenames, except for version 18.0.
Ubuntu-based	Ubuntu-based	Ubuntu-based 	Ubuntu-based 	Ubuntu-based 	Ubuntu-based
Name 	Codename 	Release date 	Support end date	Notes 	
 	Ada 	27 August 2006 	 	 	
 	Barbara 	13 November 2006 	April 2008 	Switched KDE to GNOME as a main desktop. 	
 	Bea 	20 December 2006 	April 2008 	 	
 	Bianca 	20 February 2007 	April 2008 	 	
 	Cassandra 	15 June 2007 	October 2008 	Added Xfce desktop envrionment. 	
 	Celena 	24 September 2007	19 October 2008 	 	
 	Daryna 	15 October 2007 	April 2009 	 	
 	Elyssa 	8 June 2008 	April 2011 	Added Fluxbox Window Manager. 	
 	Felicia 	15 December 2008 	April 2010 	 	
 	Gloria 	26 May 2009 	October 2010 	 	
 	Helena 	28 November 2009 	April 2011 	Added LXDE. 	
 	Isadora 	18 May 2010 	April 2013 	Last version to support Fluxbox Window Manager.	
 	Julia 	12 November 2010 	April 2012 	 	
 	Katya 	26 May 2011 	October 2012 	 	
 	Lisa 	26 November 2011 	April 2013 	Last version to support LXDE and GNOME. 	
 	Maya 	23 May 2012 	April 2017 	Replaced the main version with Cinnamon. 	
 	Nadia 	20 November 2012 	May 2014 	 	
 	Olivia 	29 May 2013 	January 2014 	Started to use only Ubuntu for KDE and XFCE. 	
 	Petra 	30 November 2013 	July 2014 	 	
 	Qiana 	31 May 2014 	April 2019 	 	
 	Rebecca 	29 November 2014 	April 2019 	 	
 	Rafaela 	29 June 2015 	April 2019 	 	
 	Rosa 	4 December 2015 	April 2019 	 	
 	Sarah 	30 May 2016 	April 2021 	 	
 	Serena 	16 December 2016 	April 2021 	 	
 	Sonya 	2 July 2017 	April 2021 	 	
 	Sylvia 	27 November 2017 	April 2021 	Last version to support KDE. 	
 	Tara 	29 June 2018 	April 2023 	 	
 	Tessa 	19 December 2018 	April 2023 	 	
 	Tina 	2 August 2019 	April 2023 	 	
 	Tricia 	18 December 2019 	April 2023 	Last version to support i386 architecture 	
 	Ulyana 	27 June 2020 	April 2025 	 	
 	Ulyssa 	8 January 2021 	April 2025 	 	
 	Uma 	8 July 2021 	April 2025 	 	
 	Una 	7 January 2022 	April 2025 	 	
 	Vanessa 	31 July 2022 	April 2027 	 	
 	Vera 	20 December 2022 	April 2027 	 	
 	Victoria 	16 July 2023 	April 2027 	 	
 	Virginia 	12 January 2024 	April 2027 	 	
 	Wilma 	25 July 2024 	2029 	 	
 	Xia 	16 January 2025 	2029 	 	
Debian-based	Debian-based	Debian-based 	Debian-based 	Debian-based 	Debian-based
Name 	Codename 	Release date 	Support end date	Notes 	
 	Debian 	2 March 2014 	1 January 2016 	 	
 	Betsy 	10 April 2015 	1 January 2019 	Last version to support MATE. 	
 	Cindy 	31 August 2018 	1 July 2020 	 	
 	Debbie 	20 March 2020 	1 August 2022 	 	
 	Elsie 	15 March 2022 	1 July 2024 	 	
 	Faye 	27 September 2023	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
Linux Mint 1.0

Linux Mint 1.0 (codenamed Ada) is the first version of Linux Mint, released on 27 August 2006. It uses Kubuntu 6.06 as the codebase and it shipped with KDE 3.5.4.
== Installation ==
The installer is very simple and requires the user to have a swap partition and the main partition formatted as ext3. Since neither the installer nor the live system have a partitioning tool, you will need to partition and format the drive before installing the system:
* Boot into a live Linux system, such as GParted or Parted Magic.
* Create two partitions: the main partition formatted as ext3 (as /dev/sda1 or /dev/hda1) and a 100MB swap partition (as /dev/sda2 or /dev/hda2). Leave some free disk space for the GRUB boot loader.
* Boot back to the Linux Mint live system and launch the installer. It will ask for the path of the partitions. Type in for the main partition /dev/sda1 or /dev/hda1, for the swap partition /dev/sda2 or /dev/hda2 and for the boot loader /dev/sda or /dev/hda. After the installation has finished, restart into the new system.
== Trivia ==
On the login screen, a picture is displayed where the KDE mascot is lying on a tombstone. The tombstone itself has a Windows logo, showing the rivalry between Windows and Linux Mint/KDE. 
== Gallery ==
Lm1betab.png|Boot screen
Lm1betalogin.png|Login screen
Lm1betakdess.png|KDE splash screen
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 10

Linux Mint 10 is a version of Linux Mint, which was released to the public on 12 November 2010. It is based on Ubuntu 10.10.
This release removed the Fluxbox Window Manager option. Aswell, it also features a brushed metal theme on some UI elements, similarly to early Mac OS X versions.
== Gallery ==
LM10-Boot.png|Boot screen
LM10-Login.png|Login screen
LM10-FirstBoot.png|First boot
LM10-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 11

Linux Mint 11 is a version of Linux Mint, which was released to the public on 26 May 2011. It is based on Ubuntu 11.04.
This release completely overhauled the Software Manager UI, adding a splash screen. It also adds a fonts category, more accurate package information, more application icons and more accurate search.
== Gallery ==
LM11-Login.png|Login screen
LM11-Firstlogin.png|First login
LM11-StartPanel.png|Start panel
LM11-Software.png|Software Manager
LM11-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 12

Linux Mint 12 is a version of Linux Mint, which was released to the public on 26 November 2011. It is based on Ubuntu 11.10.
This release is the last version to include the LXDE and GNOME desktop environments, as Cinnamon would be added in the next version. Additionally, it is the first release since Linux Mint 8 to require the user to enter a username and password. The old functionality would be restored in Linux Mint 16.
== Gallery ==
LM12-Login.png|Login screen
LM12-Firstlogin.png|First login
LM12-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 13

Linux Mint 13 (codenamed Maya) is the third LTS release of Linux Mint, released on 23 May 2012. This is the first version to support the MATE desktop environment.
==Gallery==
Lm13setup.png|Welcome to setup
Lm13partition.png|Account creation
Lm13install.png|Installing
Lm13complete.png|Installation complete
Lm13bomenu.png|Boot menu
Lm13boot.png|Fallback boot screen
Lm13login.png|Login screen
Lm13first.png|First boot
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 14

Linux Mint 14 is a version of Linux Mint, which was released to the public on 20 November 2012. It is based on Ubuntu 12.10.
This release updates Cinnamon to version 1.6, and includes a new file manager, Nemo.
== Gallery ==
LM14-Boot.png|Boot screen
LM14-Login.png|Login screen
LM14-Firstlogin.png|First login
LM14-StartPanel.png|Start panel
LM14-LockScreen.png|Lock screen
LM14-Nemo.png|Nemo
LM14-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 15

Linux Mint 15 is a version of Linux Mint, which was released to the public on 29 May 2013. It is based on Ubuntu 13.04.
This release adds two new system management tools, Driver Manager and Software Sources. It also brings HTML5 elements to the login screen, and also adds the ability to set a message on the lock screen. This version inherits the boot screen from Linux Mint 8, however the logo does not flash. It also adds desklets, which act similarly to the Gadgets on Windows Vista.
== Gallery ==
LM8-2.png|Boot screen
LM15-Login.png|Login screen
LM15-Desklets.png|Desklets
LM15-SoftwareSources.png|Software Sources
LM15-DriverManager.png|Driver Manager
LM15-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 16

Linux Mint 16 is a version of Linux Mint, which was released to the public on 30 November 2013. It is based on Ubuntu 13.10.
This release updates Cinnamon to version 2.0, which adds sound effects. It also adds a user applet in the tray, which allows users to easily perform tasks such as logging off, shutting down and managing their user account. Edge-tiling and snapping was improved with this version. As well, MIME handling was improved. The tray was updated to support file operations. It updates the login screen to have an animated background. It also updates the Software Manager to include multiple screenshots. As with Linux Mint 15, this version inherits the boot screen from Linux Mint 8, albeit without the flashing logo.
== Gallery ==
LM8-2.png|Boot screen
LM16-Login.png|Login screen
LM16-Firstlogin.png|First login
LM16-UserApplet.png|User applet
LM16-UserGroups.png|Users & Groups
LM16-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 17

Linux Mint 17 is a version of Linux Mint, which was released to the public on 31 May 2014. It is based on Ubuntu 14.04.
This release updates Cinnamon to version 2.2, and updates the Update Manager. It adds a new Language Settings application. Driver Manager was updated to include the ability to install drivers without an internet connection. It also updates the first login window to not use webkit, increasing performance. Settings was updated to be more consistent, and Hot Corners were improved to have better settings. As with Linux Mint 16 and Linux Mint 15, this release inherits the boot screen from Linux Mint 8, without the flashing logo. However, this is the last version of Linux Mint to include it as the boot screen would be changed once again in Linux Mint 18.
This is the last version of Linux Mint to use the wallpaper from Linux Mint 11.
== Point release changelog ==
=== Linux Mint 17.1 ===
* Updated Cinnamon to version 2.4
* CJS rebased on a newer version of GJS
* Cinnamon desktop starts with a zoom animation
* Added more settings and hardware support
* Redesigned Theme Settings and Background Settings
* Network Settings rebased on GNOME's latest configuration module
* Added Privacy Settings
* Added Notification Settings
* Redesigned Nemo toolbar, can now be configured
* Added Emblems to Nemo
* Update Manager updated to group packages according to their source package.
* Language Settings interface updated
* Login Window Preferences was redesigned
* Added "pastebin" command
=== Linux Mint 17.2 ===
* Updated "cogl" API
* Improved reponsiveness and CPU load
* Improved multi-monitor support
* Added XScreenSaver modules and HTML5 screensavers
* Improved panel and applets
* Redesigned and reorganized System Settings
* Updated power applet to handle brightness and keyboard backlight
* Added Plugin Manager to Nemo
* File actions are now queued
* Improved accessibility
* Software Sources can now open PPA archives and browse their packages
* Updated Update Manager interface
* Added flags for minoritarian languages in Language Settings
* Improved MDM 2.0
* Improves support for NVIDIA and Intel cards
* Updated kernel to version 3.16
=== Linux Mint 17.3 ===
* Updated Software Sources to auto-detect location and starts speed tests with mirrors near you
* Updated Update Manager to show warning messages
* Updated Driver Manager to show if drivers are open-source or not
* Updated Cinnamon to version 2.8
* Updated Sound Applet
* Fix Power Applet bugs
* Updated Workspace Switcher to show a visual representation of your workspaces
* Updated Window List to show thumbnails
* Updated Display Settings to show the name of your monitors
* Updated Cinnamon to support microphone mute buttons
* Updated Nemo to include "Quick-Rename"
* Updated kernel to version 4.2
== Gallery ==
LM8-2.png|Boot screen
LM17-Login.png|Login screen
LM17-Hotcorners.png|Hot Corners
LM17-Languages.png|Language Settings
LM17-UpdateManager.png|Update Manager
LM17-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 18

Linux Mint 18 is a version of Linux Mint, which was released to the public on 30 May 2016. It is based on Ubuntu 16.04.
This release updates Cinnamon to version 3.0.6. It introduces a brand new theme, Mint-Y, replacing the old Mint-X from Linux Mint 10. This theme includes a dark mode, making Linux Mint 18 the first Linux Mint version to include a dark mode. It also includes X-Apps, which produces generic applications with traditional GTK desktop environments.
As of 2025, this release is the only version of Linux Mint to not have an "a" at the end of the codename.
== Point release changelog ==
=== Linux Mint 18.1 ===
* Updated Cinnamon to version 3.2
* Rewrote screensaver from scratch in Python
* Improved hardware support
* Added support for vertical panels
* Added support for Qt 5.7+
* Added brand new search bar to Xed
* Added full dark mode support to Xed
* Updated Xplayer to include the ability to blank other monitors
* Updated Xplayer to include full compatibility with EXIF orientation tags
* Updated multiple X-Apps applications
* Updated Update Manager to include a new column
* Kernel versions in the update manager are now sorted by version
* Software Sources was given support for anycast IP mirrors
* Improved MDM
* Banshee replaced with Rhythmbox
* Updated kernel to version 4.4.0-53
=== Linux Mint 18.2 ===
* Updated Cinnamon to version 3.4
* Added the ability to install themes, applets, desklets and extensions to your Cinnamon desktop, which are known as "spices"
* Improved Bluetooth support
* Improved Xed user interface
* Improved Xplayer user interface
* Improved shortcuts in Pix
* Improved Xreader
* Redesigned Xviewer toolbar
* Improved Update Manager
* Added new command-line tool, "mintupdate-tool"
* Improved Software Sources
* Redesigned LightDM login screen
* Updated kernel to version 4.8
=== Linux Mint 18.3 ===
* Updated Cinnamon to version 3.6
* Redesigned Software Manager
* Added Flatpak support to Software Manager
* Backup Tool almost entirely rewritten
* Added Timeshift
* Added System Reports
* Added support for GNOME Online Accounts
* Replaced Synaptics driver with libinput driver
* Revamped Cinnamon spices configuration module
* Added configure button to Nemo extensions
* Updated LibXApp to allow applications to communicate their progress to the window manager
* Added a minimap to Xed
* Replaced history buttons with navigation buttons in Xviewer
* PIA Manager now runs in usermode
* Updated kernel to version 4.10
== Gallery ==
LM18-Boot.png|Boot screen
LM18-Login.png|Login screen
LM18-UpdateManager.png|Update Manager
LM18-ImageViewer.png|X-Apps Image Viewer
LM18-Demo.png|Demo
LM18-DemoMintY.png|Demo (Mint-Y)
LM18-DemoMintYDark.png|Demo (Mint-Y Dark)
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 19

Linux Mint 19 is a version of Linux Mint, which was released to the public on 29 June 2018. It is based on Ubuntu 18.04.
This release updates Cinnamon to version 3.8. It includes a brand new feature named Timeshift, which acts similar to System Restore in Microsoft Windows. In the case where any update goes wrong, Timeshift can restore the system to before the update. Update Manager was updated to rely on Timeshift. The Welcome Screen was completely overhauled to include sections. It updates the Software Manager to look more like the App Store in GNOME.
This release drops support for the KDE desktop, after being introduced in 2006 with the release of Linux Mint 1.0.
== Gallery ==
LM18-Boot.png|Boot screen
LM19-Login.png|Login screen
LM19-Welcome.png|Welcome screen
LM19-SoftwareManager.png|Software Manager
LM19-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 19.1

Linux Mint 19.1 is a version of Linux Mint, released on 19 December 2018.https://www.linuxmint.com/rel_tessa_cinnamon.php
==Gallery==
File:LinuxMint19.1Install.png|Install
File:LinuxMint19.1Boot.png|Boot/shutdown screen
File:LinuxMint19.1Login.png|Login screen
File:LinuxMint19.1FirstBoot.png|Welcome
== References ==
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 2.0

Linux Mint 2.0 (codenamed Barbara) is a version of Linux Mint, released on 13 November 2006. It uses Ubuntu instead Kubuntu as the codebase, making it the first version to use GNOME by default until Linux Mint 13. KDE3, however, won't be available until Linux Mint 2.2's KDE CE edition. It shipped with Linux kernel 2.6.17 and GNOME 2.16.
While there are still references to Ubuntu in places such as boot manager, boot screen, and login screen, the color scheme is blue instead of the original orange color used in Ubuntu 6.10.
This release adopts a new "point release" system, however it would only be used in this version and the next version. It would return again in Linux Mint 17.
==Gallery==
Lm2boot1.png|Boot
Lm2boot2.png|Boot screen
Lm2login.png|Login screen
Lm2splash.png|GNOME splash screen
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 2.1

Linux Mint 2.1 (codenamed Bea) is a version of Linux Mint, released on 20 December 2006. It still uses the same kernel and GNOME versions as Linux Mint 2.0.
By this point, all name references were updated to Linux Mint. The computer and home icons are now available on the desktop. Furthermore, the icons on the top panel have been replaced by Network, Tomboy Notes, and Search, while the volume icon is moved to the right, replacing the power icon. It is the first version to introduce the startup and shutdown sounds used in versions of Linux Mint up to 21.
==Gallery==
Lm21boot1.png|Boot
Lm21boot2.png|Boot screen
Lm21login.png|Login screen
Lm21gnomess.png|GNOME splash screen
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 2.2

Linux Mint 2.2 (codenamed Bianca) is a version of Linux Mint. The GNOME edition was originally released on 20 February 2007. The Light and KDE CE editions were released respectively on 29 March 2007 and 20 April 2007, making it the earliest version available in these editions. It still uses the same kernel and GNOME versions as Linux Mint 2.0 and Linux Mint 2.1, but the GNOME interface has been redesigned, while the KDE edition runs KDE 3.5.6.
==Gallery==
Lm22boot1.png|Boot
Lm22boot2.png|Boot screen
Lm22login.png|GNOME login screen
Lm22kdelogin.png|KDE login screen
Lm22gnomess.png|GNOME splash screen
Lm22kdess.png|KDE splash screen
Lm22gnomedesktop2green.png|GNOME desktop (Bianca Green)
Lm22kdedesktop.png|KDE desktop
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 20

Linux Mint 20 is a version of Linux Mint, which was released to the public on 20 June 2020. It is based on Ubuntu 20.04.
This release updates Cinnamon to version 4.6. It adds a brand new tool, Warpinator, to replace Giver which debuted in Linux Mint 6. It also improved Gdebi's interface. This release improves NVIDIA Optimus, and now fully supports NVIDIA On-Demand, which users can use by right clicking an application in the start panel, and selecting "Run with NVIDIA GPU". Display Settings were updated to include the option to change refresh rate.
== Gallery ==
Lmde4boot.png|Boot/shutdown screen
LM20-Login.png|Login screen
LM20-Warpinator.png|Warpinator
LM20-Gdebi.png|Gdebi
LM20-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 21

Linux Mint 21 is a version of Linux Mint, which was released to the public on 31 July 2022. It is based on Ubuntu 22.04.
This release updates Cinnamon to version 5.4. It replaces Blueberry with Blueman. Sticky Notes was updated to include the ability to have multiple sticky notes. A new Process Monitor to the system tray as well. Other than the Process Monitor, the desktop is very similar to the previous version.
==Gallery==
Lmde4boot.png|Boot screen
LM20-Login.png|Login screen
LM21-Blueman.png|Blueman
LM21-StickyNotes.png|Sticky Notes
LM21-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 22

Linux Mint 22 is a version of Linux Mint, which was released to the public on 25 July 2024. It is based on Ubuntu 24.04.https://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=4731
This release updates Cinnamon to version 6.2. It updates themes to support GTK4 and changes the default sound server to Pipewire. Better language support has also been added.https://www.linuxmint.com/rel_wilma_whatsnew.php
==References==
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 3.0

Linux Mint 3.0 (codenamed Cassandra) is a version of Linux Mint, released on 30 May 2007. It shipped with Linux kernel 2.6.20, and GNOME 2.18.
It uses modern Linux Mint branding, and it is the earliest version that supports the Xfce desktop environment.
==Gallery==
Lm3boot1.png|Boot
Lm3boot2.png|Boot screen
Lm3login.png|Login screen
Lm3gnomess.png|GNOME splash screen
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 3.1

Linux Mint 3.1 (codenamed Celena) is a version of Linux Mint, released on 24 September 2007. It still uses the same kernel and GNOME versions of Linux Mint 3.0.
==Gallery==
Lm31boot1.png|Boot
Lm31boot2.png|Boot screen
Lm31loginscreen.png|Login screen
Lm31gnomess.png|GNOME splash screen
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 4

Linux Mint 4 (codenamed Daryna) is a version of Linux Mint, released on 15 October 2007. This version was released with Linux kernel 2.6.22.
==Gallery==
Lm4setup.png|Setup
Lm4install.png|Installing system
Lm4finish.png|Installation complete
Lm4bomenu.png|Boot menu
Lm4boot.png|Boot screen
Lm4first.png|First boot
Lm4login.png|Login screen
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 5

Linux Mint 5 (codenamed Elyssa) is a version of Linux Mint, released on 8 June 2008. This was the first LTS version of Linux Mint and the first version to support Fluxbox Window Manager.
==Gallery==
Lm5setup.png|Setup
Lm5install.png|Installing System
Lm5complete.png|Installation Complete
Lm5bomenu.png|Boot Menu
Lm5boot.png|Boot Screen
Lm5login.png|Login Screen
Lm5first.png|First Boot
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 6

Linux Mint 6 is a version of Linux Mint, which was released to the public on 15 December 2008. It is based on Ubuntu 8.10.
This release adds the new Software Manager. It also adds FTP support in mintUpload and "mint4win", a Windows installer. It introduces tabs to the file manager, Nautilus.
This is the earliest release of Linux Mint to use the string "Menu" rather than the release codename on the start panel button.
== Gallery ==
LM6-LiveCD.png|Live CD boot options
LM6-Boot.png|Boot screen
LM6-Grub.png|GRUB menu
LM6-Login.png|Login screen
LM6-Boot.png|Boot screen
LM6-UserSetup.png|User setup
LM6-Tabs.png|Tabs in Nautilus
LM6-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Linux Mint versions
Linux Mint 7

Linux Mint 7 is a version of Linux Mint, which was released to the public on 26 May 2009. It is based on Ubuntu 9.04.
This release focused on improving the distribution, the menu was improved and new additions to the Application Manager such as "Suggestions" and "Featured applications" were added.
== Gallery ==
LM7-Boot.png|Boot screen
LM7-Grub.png|GRUB menu
LM7-Login.png|Login screen
LM7-Installer.png|Installer
LM7-Mintinstall.png|mintinstall
LM7-Demo.png|Demo
Category:Linux Mint versions