Cinnamon Explained: A Look at One of Linux’s Most Windows-Like Desktops

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Let’s say you’re looking to try out this thing called Linux, and you ask a buddy of yours for help. They recommend you install something called Linux Mint. You do what they say, and now it’s on your computer. Guess […]

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