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Recently there has been an official release of Linux Mint 21 as the newest version of this popular desktop Linux distribution built atop Ubuntu.

One thing you will simply realize on Linux Mint 21 is it's behavior when transitioning it's base from Ubuntu 20.04 LTS to the Ubuntu 22.04 LTS release from earlier this year. With moving to the two year newer Ubuntu packages there is a plethora of package upgrades and other enhancements to this Linux distribution.

Improved features in Linux Mint 21 is the Bluetooth handling by replacing Blueberry with Blueman, Linux Mint's own xapp-thumbnailers is its new thumbnail generator, a basic process monitor is now integrated into the desktop, various other XApps improvements, printing and scanning improvements, and artwork improvements.

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