Peppermint Linux: An interesting approach
There are so many Linux distributions out there. Some of them are pretty standard and some of them go well out of their way to try to bring something different to the table. I’ve seen just about every take on the Linux desktop. Today, however, I came across a distribution, Peppermint Linux, that added another new twist to the desktop. It’s nothing earth shattering. In fact, it really only takes advantage of a technology given to us by Mozilla Labs. That technology? Prism.
Peppermint Linux wants to be a “cloud-like” distribution that gives you a number of small, cloud-based applications that combine to make a fairly interesting desktop experience. And in this article I am going to introduce you to this “new” take on the Linux desktop.
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When you visit the Peppermint Linux website you will notice two different flavors of Peppermint: One and Ice.
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