Linux Mint as the baby makes no sense. That would actually be CachyOS or MX Linux at this point.
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I didn’t interpret the age of the people matching the user of the distro. I matched the person in the graphic as the perceived maturity of the project itself… not the user. This is why I say to me Linux Mint doesn’t make sense as the baby… MX Linux and CachyOS have been adopted more recently than before.
Linux Mint as the baby makes no sense. That would actually be CachyOS or MX Linux at this point.
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I didn’t interpret the age of the people matching the user of the distro. I matched the person in the graphic as the perceived maturity of the project itself… not the user. This is why I say to me Linux Mint doesn’t make sense as the baby… MX Linux and CachyOS have been adopted more recently than before.
Mint is for people doing other things IMO (that fiddling with different os and such). It just works ™.
So far in my experience cachy just works a bit more than mint
Nah it’s still Mint imo. Cachy is close but I think that it being Arch requires a little more maintenance
Maybe zorin OS. I think that mint is still popular with new Linux users though.