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Peppermint Linux is out - cloud computing

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http://mac.linux.be –  What do you get when you combine the flexibility, versatility and ease of maintenance of Ubuntu, the blinding speed and simplicity of LXDE, and a focus on social media and the cloud? read more (Distributions)

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Published at LXer:

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