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Linux Mint vs... Linux Mint (Debian Edition) | Veronica Explains

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Linux Mint vs... Linux Mint (Debian Edition) | Veronica Explains

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Linux Mint vs... Linux Mint (Debian Edition)

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Welcome to another Mint-tastic episode of Veronica Explains! Today, I'm talking about Linux Mint, and Linux Mint Debian Edition, or LMDE. I used both Linux Mint versions for the last few weeks on m...

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