{"id":30309,"date":"2025-05-02T21:14:02","date_gmt":"2025-05-03T00:14:02","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/mastertrend.info\/?p=30309"},"modified":"2025-05-02T21:17:43","modified_gmt":"2025-05-03T00:17:43","slug":"linux-mint-vs-ubuntu","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/mastertrend.info\/en\/linux-mint-vs-ubuntu\/","title":{"rendered":"Linux Mint vs Ubuntu: Which system is better for you? \ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd27"},"content":{"rendered":"<h2>Linux Mint vs Ubuntu: 3 Key Differences You Should Know \ud83c\udf4f\ud83d\udcbb<\/h2>\n<h3 class=\"title icon i-list\">Summary<\/h3>\n<ul>\n<li>Mint and Ubuntu differ in their graphical interfaces: Ubuntu has a design that is more Mac-like, while Mint is more Windows-like. \ud83c\udf4f\ud83d\udcbb<\/li>\n<li>Mint is built on top of Ubuntu, which means they share a lot of internal technology. \ud83d\udd27<\/li>\n<li>Both operating systems have different approaches to software management, but both are a good choice for any user. \ud83c\udf10<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<p>As an open-source operating system, Linux has a ton of distributions, which you might think of as flavors. \ud83c\udf66 Among the most popular, and commonly recommended for those thinking of switching to Linux, are Linux Mint and Ubuntu. But how different are these two, and which is the best option for you? \ud83e\udd14<!-- No winning ad found for zone: native in content! --><\/p>\n<h2 id=\"how-mint-and-ubuntu-are-similar\">How are Mint and Ubuntu similar?<\/h2>\n<p>Before we look at the differences, let&#039;s first establish what they are. <a href=\"https:\/\/linuxmint.com\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\" data-schema-attribute=\"mentions\">Linux Mint<\/a> and <a href=\"https:\/\/ubuntu.com\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\" data-schema-attribute=\"mentions\">Ubuntu<\/a> They&#039;re similar. Ubuntu is the older distribution, and Mint was built on the foundation laid by Ubuntu. Both use the Debian architecture as a base and therefore use the same type of DEB packages to install programs. \ud83d\udce6<\/p>\n<p><!-- No repeatable ad for zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"none\",\"adPosition\":1,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":1,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":1,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"actualCount\":311} --><\/p>\n<p>So if you want <a title=\"Resource Usage in Linux \ud83d\udd27 Easily Optimize\" href=\"https:\/\/mastertrend.info\/en\/resource-usage-in-linux\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\" data-wpil-monitor-id=\"5691\">install a program<\/a> As a Mint user, 9 times out of 10, you can use Ubuntu&#039;s instructions and everything will work fine. Also, if you&#039;re a Linux terminal fanatic or want to be, many things are practically the same. You use the same commands to configure repositories or install files. \ud83d\udcbb\u2699\ufe0f<\/p>\n<p><!-- No repeatable ad for zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"none\",\"adPosition\":1,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":1,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":1,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"actualCount\":630} --><\/p>\n<h2 id=\"comparing-the-desktop-environment\">Comparing the Desktop Environment<\/h2>\n<p>While things are more or less the same under the hood, the graphical interfaces (GUIs) of Mint and Ubuntu are quite different. I&#039;d say that just a glance at the two, and you&#039;d think they weren&#039;t related at all. Ubuntu, for example, looks very similar to Mac at first glance. \ud83c\udf4f\ud83d\udda5\ufe0f<!-- No repeatable ad for zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"none\",\"adPosition\":1,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":1,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":1,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"actualCount\":931} --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"isEarlyInjection\":true,\"currentRuleCount\":1000,\"actualCount\":931,\"hasActualCountMetThreshold\":true,\"countRemainingForInjection\":69,\"nextBlockCount\":240,\"hasCountRemainingForInjectionMetThreshold\":true,\"nextCount\":1171} --><br \/>\n<!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"before\",\"adPosition\":1,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":1,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":1,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"isEarlyInjection\":true,\"actualCount\":1000} --><!-- Zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"after\",\"adPosition\":2,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":2,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":1,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"isEarlyInjection\":true,\"actualCount\":0} --><\/p>\n<figure><img decoding=\"async\" style=\"height: auto;max-width: 100%\" src=\"https:\/\/mastertrend.info\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/12\/Linux-Mint-vs-Ubuntu-\u00bfCuan-Diferentes-Son-Realmente.png\" alt=\"An image of the application overview in Ubuntu.\" width=\"1280\" height=\"800\" title=\"\"> <\/figure>\n<p><!-- No repeatable ad for zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"none\",\"adPosition\":2,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":2,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":2,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"actualCount\":171} --><\/p>\n<p>On the other hand, Linux Mint has a more Windows-like feel, something I discuss in depth in my article on what Linux Mint is. \ud83e\ude9f\ud83d\udc9a<\/p>\n<p><!-- No repeatable ad for zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"none\",\"adPosition\":2,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":2,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":2,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"actualCount\":300} --><\/p>\n<figure><img decoding=\"async\" style=\"height: auto;max-width: 100%\" src=\"https:\/\/mastertrend.info\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/12\/1735214815_25_Linux-Mint-vs-Ubuntu-\u00bfCuan-Diferentes-Son-Realmente.png\" alt=\"How to find the menu in Linux Mint\" width=\"1920\" height=\"1080\" title=\"\"> <\/figure>\n<p><!-- No repeatable ad for zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"none\",\"adPosition\":2,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":2,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":2,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"actualCount\":540} --><\/p>\n<p>This is mainly because these two operating systems use different desktop environments as defaults. <a href=\"https:\/\/mastertrend.info\/en\/ubuntu-vs-kubuntu\/\" title=\"Ubuntu vs Kubuntu: Which is better for you? Let me tell you! \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\udcbb\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\" data-wpil-monitor-id=\"6343\">Ubuntu uses one called GNOME<\/a>, which gives you that Mac feel, while Mint uses Cinnamon, which is a bit more Windows-like. (On older laptops, you can also use Xfce, which looks very similar but is lighter.) \ud83d\udcbb\u2728<\/p>\n<p><!-- No repeatable ad for zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"none\",\"adPosition\":2,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":2,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":2,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"actualCount\":846} --><\/p>\n<p>Technically, you could switch these environments if you wanted, having Mint use GNOME and Ubuntu use Cinnamon. However, it&#039;s generally not recommended as they&#039;ve been designed to work with your default desktop environment. \u2699\ufe0f\ud83d\udc68\u200d\ud83d\udcbb<!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"before\",\"adPosition\":2,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":2,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":2,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"isEarlyInjection\":false,\"actualCount\":1062} --><!-- Zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"after\",\"adPosition\":3,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":3,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":2,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"isEarlyInjection\":false,\"actualCount\":0} --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"isEarlyInjection\":false,\"currentRuleCount\":1000,\"actualCount\":0,\"hasActualCountMetThreshold\":null,\"countRemainingForInjection\":null,\"nextBlockCount\":null,\"hasCountRemainingForInjectionMetThreshold\":null} --><\/p>\n<h2 id=\"software-management\">Software Management<\/h2>\n<p>The differences between Mint and Ubuntu become even more pronounced when you look at how they handle software. Linux Mint uses its own software manager, which pulls packages from the official Mint repository (a place where programs and other stuff are stored for Linux users to easily retrieve) and presents them in an easy-to-understand menu. \ud83d\udee0\ufe0f\ud83d\udcf2<\/p>\n<p><!-- No repeatable ad for zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"none\",\"adPosition\":3,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":3,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":3,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"actualCount\":316} --><\/p>\n<figure><img decoding=\"async\" style=\"height: auto;max-width: 100%\" src=\"https:\/\/mastertrend.info\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/12\/1735214815_278_Linux-Mint-vs-Ubuntu-\u00bfCuan-Diferentes-Son-Realmente.png\" alt=\"An image of the Linux Mint software manager.\" width=\"800\" height=\"670\" title=\"\"> <\/figure>\n<p><!-- No repeatable ad for zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"none\",\"adPosition\":3,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":3,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":3,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"actualCount\":556} --><\/p>\n<p>You just have to search for the program you want, click &quot;install,&quot; and that&#039;s it. Although, as I explain in my guide on how <a class=\"wpil_keyword_link\" href=\"https:\/\/mastertrend.info\/en\/zoom-settings\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\" title=\"Zoom settings to optimize your experience\" data-wpil-keyword-link=\"linked\" data-wpil-monitor-id=\"7039\">Configure Zoom<\/a> On Linux, the Mint repository doesn&#039;t always have the most up-to-date files. Because of this, problems can sometimes arise. Even so, I appreciate the software manager, and as a bonus, it has tons of free Linux games too! \ud83c\udfae<!-- No repeatable ad for zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"none\",\"adPosition\":3,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":3,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":3,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"actualCount\":946} --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"isEarlyInjection\":true,\"currentRuleCount\":1000,\"actualCount\":946,\"hasActualCountMetThreshold\":true,\"countRemainingForInjection\":54,\"nextBlockCount\":317,\"hasCountRemainingForInjectionMetThreshold\":true,\"nextCount\":1263} --><br \/>\n<!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"before\",\"adPosition\":3,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":3,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":3,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"isEarlyInjection\":true,\"actualCount\":1000} --><!-- Zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"after\",\"adPosition\":4,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":4,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":3,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"isEarlyInjection\":true,\"actualCount\":0} --><\/p>\n<p>Ubuntu has an app store, which is managed by <a href=\"https:\/\/canonical.com\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener noreferrer nofollow\">Canonical<\/a>, the company that develops Ubuntu. It&#039;s quite solid and offers a wide variety of software, but it doesn&#039;t have the breadth of Linux Mint. \ud83d\ude80\ud83d\udcf1 I also don&#039;t like that you have virtually no choice but to use it, as even downloaded installation files must be run through the store.<\/p>\n<p><!-- No repeatable ad for zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"none\",\"adPosition\":4,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":4,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":4,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"actualCount\":263} --><\/p>\n<figure><img decoding=\"async\" style=\"height: auto;max-width: 100%\" src=\"https:\/\/mastertrend.info\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/12\/1735214815_995_Linux-Mint-vs-Ubuntu-\u00bfCuan-Diferentes-Son-Realmente.png\" alt=\"An image of the Ubuntu software manager.\" width=\"1280\" height=\"799\" title=\"\"> <\/figure>\n<p><!-- No repeatable ad for zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"none\",\"adPosition\":4,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":4,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":4,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"actualCount\":503} --><\/p>\n<p>Still, on the plus side, almost any software you install, even if you did it through the terminal, will appear here, making it easier to keep track of what&#039;s on your system. I also get the impression that Ubuntu&#039;s app store is more up-to-date than Mint&#039;s\u2014at least, that&#039;s what I found when trying to install it. <a title=\"How to install Slack on Linux \ud83d\udcbb Step by step for productive teams\" href=\"https:\/\/mastertrend.info\/en\/how-to-install-slack-on-linux\/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noopener\" data-wpil-monitor-id=\"5690\">install<\/a> Slack. \ud83d\udcc5\u2705<!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"before\",\"adPosition\":4,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":4,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":4,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"isEarlyInjection\":true,\"actualCount\":1000} --><!-- Zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"after\",\"adPosition\":5,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":5,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":4,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"isEarlyInjection\":true,\"actualCount\":0} --><\/p>\n<p>That said, since everything runs through the App Store, it&#039;s much easier to delete files in Ubuntu. You just need to open a list and that&#039;s it. In Linux Mint, if you install something through the terminal or an installer file, it won&#039;t appear in the Software Center, so you&#039;ll have to find and delete it manually. It&#039;s not a huge issue, but it&#039;s something to keep in mind. \ud83d\uddd1\ufe0f\ud83d\udd0d<!-- No repeatable ad for zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"none\",\"adPosition\":5,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":5,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":5,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"actualCount\":190} --><!-- No repeatable ad for zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"none\",\"adPosition\":5,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":5,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":5,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"actualCount\":190} --><\/p>\n<h2 id=\"support-with-issues\">Support for Problems<\/h2>\n<p>Linux, being an open-source operating system, means there&#039;s no helpline to call when you encounter problems. You have to search the web for any issues you&#039;re having or go to your distribution&#039;s forum and post your problem there. In either case, you hope someone in the community will be kind and helpful enough to come to the rescue. \ud83d\udcac\ud83d\ude4f<\/p>\n<p><!-- No repeatable ad for zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"none\",\"adPosition\":5,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":5,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":5,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"actualCount\":531} --><\/p>\n<p>The good news is, whether you&#039;re using Ubuntu or Linux Mint, the community will help you (or someone who&#039;s been there will). I&#039;ve been using Linux Mint for over a decade and experimenting with Ubuntu for over five years, and I&#039;ve been able to solve all of my problems\u2014eventually! The exceptions are issues with Nvidia drivers on certain laptops and problems with specific games. \ud83c\udfae\ud83d\udca1<!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"before\",\"adPosition\":5,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":5,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":5,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"isEarlyInjection\":true,\"actualCount\":1000} --><!-- Zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"after\",\"adPosition\":6,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":6,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":5,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"isEarlyInjection\":true,\"actualCount\":0} --><\/p>\n<p>However, Ubuntu has a larger community and is also backed by Canonical&#039;s vast collection of documentation. This means that while getting started is pretty much the same, if you have a specific issue with your Mint installation, you&#039;ll likely end up having to use Ubuntu&#039;s solutions to see what works. It&#039;s usually not a problem, though there have been times when I&#039;ve had to tweak a bit to get something working. \ud83d\udd28\ud83d\udcd6<!-- No repeatable ad for zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"none\",\"adPosition\":6,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":6,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":6,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"actualCount\":305} --><!-- No repeatable ad for zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"none\",\"adPosition\":6,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":6,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":6,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"actualCount\":305} --><\/p>\n<h2 id=\"should-you-use-linux-mint-or-ubuntu\">Should you use Linux Mint or Ubuntu?<\/h2>\n<p>Having used both Linux Mint and Ubuntu, I have to say the choice between them comes down to personal preference. I use Mint because I prefer the desktop environment and I like the way it manages software a little more. That said, I don&#039;t tear my hair out when I use Ubuntu either; it&#039;s just a little different. \ud83e\uddd1\u200d\ud83d\udcbb\u2728<\/p>\n<p><!-- No repeatable ad for zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"none\",\"adPosition\":6,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":6,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":6,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"actualCount\":616} --><\/p>\n<p>Since the differences between them come down to how you interact with the GUI, I recommend trying both Ubuntu and Linux Mint for a while before making a decision. You can try them out using a virtual machine, or even just play around with them in your browser. \ud83d\udda5\ufe0f\ud83c\udf10<\/p>\n<p><!-- No repeatable ad for zone: character count repeatable. --><!-- Repeatable debug data: {\"injection\":\"none\",\"adPosition\":6,\"startingPoint\":0,\"skipEvery\":null,\"nbrPlacementFilledEachSkip\":6,\"nbrPlacementsScanned\":6,\"ruleCount\":1000,\"degradationStartingPoint\":1,\"stopAds\":null,\"actualCount\":889} --><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Linux Mint vs. Ubuntu: Discover their differences in design and software management to choose the perfect one. 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