wonderful, awesome OS….. I’ve been thru a lot of distros, trying to install, test, and retest over and over again in my desktops and laptops, macbook pro is the most stubborn one. finally settled to 10 respin, 32 and 64 cpu’s. thanks a lot. waiting excitedly the 11 version.
I have try so many linux disro such as pop os, ubuntu, manjaro, mx linux etc but speed given by that distros was almost same like windows. I want high speed and guys if you want high speed i’m dammn sure you should switch to peppermint 10.
Peppermint 10 is solid high speed os, after installing peppermint os my performance has improved. I can smoothly use heavy application like pycharm, Android Studio.I have i3 with 8GB RAM system when i was use windows it take 2-3 minutes to open android studio now it take around 15 seconds.
Thank you so much Peppermint os team i always support you. and currently i’m pursuing MCA but i promise you when i get a job i will Donate to Peppermintos.
Having issues with the current .ISO file. I’ve attempted to install Peppermint OS on four different computers using for different USBs, I get the same error every time…is it possible that the current ISO posted is corrupted? I should note that I was able to install Ubuntu, Debian, and OpenSuse on those other computers. Any suggestion would be appreciated.
Really impressed with Peppermint from P3 to P10. Only criticisms are the double click speed required is too brief and file manager sometimes crashes (completely disappears). Apart from those, well done guys!
Sorry Guest, you are banned from using this forum!Your email or IP address has been reported as a possible source of spam from several databases and was reported by other forums and therefore we’ve declined your request join our forum.
It’s strange. Maybe it’s because I’m from Russia???
ОК… I will continue to live without this forum … (
It’s likely your ISP’s domain or IP range triggered the ban. please email me directly at peppermint_admin@pm.me with the “Share this Report” url from https://www.whoismyisp.org/ and that will help me isolate the ban trigger.
Great writeup by Distrowatch! Their experience of installation and first use matched my own. I’m a MS Windows “combat veteran” if you will, and appreciate the minimal learning curve for Peppermint OS 10. I agree with Distrowatch that the tabbed settings panel is a nice touch, and it was easy to navigate when I started adding the many peripherals required for telecommuting. The Ice tool and Office menu of Microsoft Office SSB tools is really helpful. Alas, one of my few frustrations with Peppermint OS is the Pixlr SSB links are outdated.
Peppermint OS has one beneficial feature that Distrowatch didn’t cover, namely the ability to side-load packages. Zoom, Citrix, BlueJeans and others make their client available as 64-bit DEB packages which are easily installed using GDebi Package Installer. I couldn’t work from home without them!
Hi there. I´m a regular user of peppermint distros since 6. Unfortunately i lost all the previous releases and for some reason the team deleted them from the website. Therefore i ask if you can provide with an external link or put them back on both 64 and 86 versions. I would really apreciate it. Continue the good work, already using 10. Perhaps one day people will begin to use more linux systems instead of windows, and replace it for a true complete OS like Peppermint. ;)
I reviewed for my blog Distrohopper in 2013!! Peppermint 3:https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/2810515875955634187/2720070806833066170 Several times afterwards I returned to Peppermint. Last time yesterday. Number of other distributions tried, but no one satisfied. Peppermint is for everyone the best!! Beginner or expert. Never lets Peppermint you down!! Keep up the good work!!
My laptop is the poorest thing on earth and no other distros run on it smoothly and quickly, except this peppermint. I don’t know what magic the peppermint developers used to make it so light yet very fast. I am very happy with it. Thanks a lot for this awesome gift for free!
I bought a used Chromebook on eBay which has the peppermintos.com/distrowatch-review as opening page. My peppermint 9 on a Dell and Peppermint 10 on a Lenovo went unused during the pandemic and I have to remember the passwords to get them running again.
Peppermint is a favorite Distro of mine! the installer is still bugged after 4 years, and the devs still deny it despite the thousands of bug reports! But, Mint uses 7 gigs of ram, while Peppermint uses 1.3 gigs of ram! This OS is super snappy and runs the Kali tools like a monster. Why have Kali when you can have all the tools on Peppermint. It is stable and fast as hell!
wonderful, awesome OS….. I’ve been thru a lot of distros, trying to install, test, and retest over and over again in my desktops and laptops, macbook pro is the most stubborn one. finally settled to 10 respin, 32 and 64 cpu’s. thanks a lot. waiting excitedly the 11 version.
Hey Joe Dickson! When is someone gonig to approve my request in the community forum?
Looks like a forum admin beat me to your request. Welcome.
very good linux os i would prefer.
Sistema Operacional excelente, ótimo trabalho, aguardo o 11 chegar logo…
Peppermint forever!
Do you have a little idea a bout the peppermint 11 release ? Bravo from France ! and dont give up! Michael.
I’m wandering when the next distros will available
I have try so many linux disro such as pop os, ubuntu, manjaro, mx linux etc but speed given by that distros was almost same like windows. I want high speed and guys if you want high speed i’m dammn sure you should switch to peppermint 10.
Peppermint 10 is solid high speed os, after installing peppermint os my performance has improved. I can smoothly use heavy application like pycharm, Android Studio.I have i3 with 8GB RAM system when i was use windows it take 2-3 minutes to open android studio now it take around 15 seconds.
Thank you so much Peppermint os team i always support you. and currently i’m pursuing MCA but i promise you when i get a job i will Donate to Peppermintos.
Having issues with the current .ISO file. I’ve attempted to install Peppermint OS on four different computers using for different USBs, I get the same error every time…is it possible that the current ISO posted is corrupted? I should note that I was able to install Ubuntu, Debian, and OpenSuse on those other computers. Any suggestion would be appreciated.
Hi Grady, Please visit our community forum for support.
I would love to join, but apparently, the forum doesn’t like my IP address and I’m banned before getting the chance to sign up.
Really impressed with Peppermint from P3 to P10. Only criticisms are the double click speed required is too brief and file manager sometimes crashes (completely disappears). Apart from those, well done guys!
Those settings can be changed. Visit our forums and we can help you find those settings.
Sorry Guest, you are banned from using this forum!Your email or IP address has been reported as a possible source of spam from several databases and was reported by other forums and therefore we’ve declined your request join our forum.
It’s strange. Maybe it’s because I’m from Russia???
ОК… I will continue to live without this forum … (
It’s likely your ISP’s domain or IP range triggered the ban. please email me directly at peppermint_admin@pm.me with the “Share this Report” url from https://www.whoismyisp.org/ and that will help me isolate the ban trigger.
Great writeup by Distrowatch! Their experience of installation and first use matched my own. I’m a MS Windows “combat veteran” if you will, and appreciate the minimal learning curve for Peppermint OS 10. I agree with Distrowatch that the tabbed settings panel is a nice touch, and it was easy to navigate when I started adding the many peripherals required for telecommuting. The Ice tool and Office menu of Microsoft Office SSB tools is really helpful. Alas, one of my few frustrations with Peppermint OS is the Pixlr SSB links are outdated.
Peppermint OS has one beneficial feature that Distrowatch didn’t cover, namely the ability to side-load packages. Zoom, Citrix, BlueJeans and others make their client available as 64-bit DEB packages which are easily installed using GDebi Package Installer. I couldn’t work from home without them!
Hi there. I´m a regular user of peppermint distros since 6. Unfortunately i lost all the previous releases and for some reason the team deleted them from the website. Therefore i ask if you can provide with an external link or put them back on both 64 and 86 versions. I would really apreciate it. Continue the good work, already using 10. Perhaps one day people will begin to use more linux systems instead of windows, and replace it for a true complete OS like Peppermint. ;)
Everyday in a hope of Pprmt 11
I reviewed for my blog Distrohopper in 2013!! Peppermint 3:https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/2810515875955634187/2720070806833066170 Several times afterwards I returned to Peppermint. Last time yesterday. Number of other distributions tried, but no one satisfied. Peppermint is for everyone the best!! Beginner or expert. Never lets Peppermint you down!! Keep up the good work!!
My laptop is the poorest thing on earth and no other distros run on it smoothly and quickly, except this peppermint. I don’t know what magic the peppermint developers used to make it so light yet very fast. I am very happy with it. Thanks a lot for this awesome gift for free!
I have found that using “pcmanfm –desktop” instead of nemo makes the desktop load faster when logged in on weak computers.
I bought a used Chromebook on eBay which has the peppermintos.com/distrowatch-review as opening page. My peppermint 9 on a Dell and Peppermint 10 on a Lenovo went unused during the pandemic and I have to remember the passwords to get them running again.
Peppermint is a favorite Distro of mine! the installer is still bugged after 4 years, and the devs still deny it despite the thousands of bug reports! But, Mint uses 7 gigs of ram, while Peppermint uses 1.3 gigs of ram! This OS is super snappy and runs the Kali tools like a monster. Why have Kali when you can have all the tools on Peppermint. It is stable and fast as hell!
This is interesting what bugs are you talking about with the installer? Are you talking about only pep10?