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5 Things LINUX MINT Objectively Does Better Than WINDOWS 11
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What is this "minimal bloatware" of Mint exactly?
Probably libre office, honestly can't name anything else
Compared to windows, not LFS or Arch. Considering it works well on 10 year old devices, either people concerned are using 20 year old hardware, or are a little too paranoid of "bloatware".
I've genuinely seen people call the default phone app on android phones "bloatware" before. Some people just consider everything they don't personally install themselves to be bloatware
Free office suite, backup tool, file transfer tool...