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The year 2026 might finally be the year of the Linux desktop – especially for those who are unable / unwilling to dump their old Windows 10 machines and buy new hardware that is compatible with Windows 11. Having used Ubuntu on desktop for nearly 3 years, I recently decided to return to Linux Mint (used it previously between 2017 and 2019) and give it another go. To its credit, it has a deserved r...
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