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http://stackoverflow.com – I was trying to download linux mint iso file but i could only find winrar file. In some websites i found iso file but when i downloaded it, it is incomplete. I am currently using ubuntu 12.10. I want to switch over to linux mint. i really like this but still struggling to get the iso file. could anyone please post me the url where i can get the iso file. i even downloaded from official website but it is a windows installer. and i tried downloading from linuxfreedom and softpedia both provided incomplete downloads so, please provide me a link to download an iso file which i can write to a dvd a (HowTos)

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