Another Version of Linux Mint?

May 9, 2025

Get ready for version 22.1 of Linux Mint Cinnamon (LMC), code-named “Xia” — expected mid-2024! As one of the most user-friendly and reliable Linux distributions out there, LMC continues to impress both newcomers and seasoned users alike.


Arthur, our lead technician, shares why Linux Mint Cinnamon is his go-to distro and why over 90% of his consulting clients have already made the switch. Whether you're looking for a lightweight OS for an older machine or a stable daily driver with modern features, LMC delivers.
But there are some basic principles you should follow for a wonderful starting point.


Why Linux Mint Cinnamon?


  • Familiar Interface - The Cinnamon desktop environment provides a layout that's intuitive for Windows users — no steep learning curve.
  • Low Resource Usage - Perfect for reviving older laptops or desktops while still offering a snappy performance.
  • Preinstalled Essentials - Comes with a full suite of software — browser, media player, office tools — so you can get started right away.
  • Strong Community Support - With a massive user base and active forums, finding help or learning tips is just a Google search away.
  • Rock-Solid Stability - Built on Ubuntu LTS, LMC is known for long-term reliability and security updates.


Ready to Make the Switch?

If you’ve been thinking about trying Linux, Linux Mint Cinnamon 22.1 “Xia” could be the ideal place to start. Need help making the transition? Schedule a consult today and let us help you install, configure, and get comfortable with your new setup.


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