The Linux Mint project has released a stable version of the Linux Mint Debian Edition 4 operating system. Its main distinction from the 'regular' version of Mint, based on Ubuntu, lies in the use of the Debian package base.
The new version of the operating system features enhancements available in Linux Mint 19.3. These include an updated Cinnamon 4.4 user interface, new default software, a boot recovery tool, and much more.
According to the information available on the project's website, the 32-bit and 64-bit images of the operating system were labeled as stable just a few hours ago. Anyone interested can install this new OS build right now by visiting the 'debian' directory on any of the .
The release achieved stable status less than a month after the first beta version was released. The project is likely to announce the availability of stable LMDE 4 in the coming days, after which all efforts will shift to the development of Linux Mint 20, planned for launch this summer. Linux Mint 20 is expected to be the most significant update to the OS since 2018.
Source: 3dnews.ru
