Linux Mint Debian USB Flash Drive Installation Media w/ Installation Support (TPE-LMFLDEBDRV)

Linux Mint Debian USB Flash Drive Installation Media w/ Installation Support (TPE-LMFLDEBDRV)
Linux Mint Debian Edition is a modern, elegant operating system which is both powerful and easy to use while maintaining a more traditional user interface design. Started in 2006, Linux Mint has become one of the most widely used desktop operating systems in the world. It has maintained a leading position among desktop-oriented GNU/Linux distributions for over a decade.
  • Based on one of the most popular and stable flavors of GNU/Linux: Debian

  • Comes with a traditional and popular menu based desktop environment: Cinnamon (Xfce/Mate also available)

  • Have questions about installing Mint? Support is available for 6 months from the date of purchase

  • Ships on a high quality USB flash drive with solid performance for quick installation

  • Installation media is produced using high quality flash and standard compliant drives for compatibility

  • Each drive is fully verified using a set of procedures to ensure the intended images are fully written to the disk

  • For maximum security each image flashed is checked against the developers GPG key and instructions to validate it yourself are available

* Please note that while GNU/Linux has support for a lot of hardware not all hardware is created equal and the user experience may suffer on systems that aren't fully supported or designed for GNU/Linux. If you need advice on the best hardware to get feel free to contact our support team.

Cinnamon is the name of the primary desktop environment and edition developed for and by Linux Mint. It is slick, beautiful, and full of new features. MATE is the classic GNOME 2 desktop environment and Xfce is a lightweight desktop environment.

We’re proud to stand out in the industry for producing high quality reliable installation media. Written images are hashed and authenticated against developer GPG keys and quality flash components and controllers are utilized for maximum compatibility.

There are two types of USB port today. The newer smaller USB port is a type-C USB port. The older style USB port is now known as a type-A USB port. Take a look at your system to determine what you need. See diagram.