Anyway, I don't like where Mint is going, and here's why: in this blog post, the Mint developers said they may enforce some users to update.
In some cases the Update Manager will be able to remind you to apply updates. In a few of them it might even insist.
So I feel like that it's all downhill from there for Mint. I mean, Mint also had systemdestroy since Mint 16 "Petra", stopped supporting 32-bit processors since Mint 20 "Ulyana", and it's probably also bloated, given it's based on Ubuntu. The LTS version, but still.
Linux Mint's Update Manager To Encourage Users To Apply Security Updates
BlackWinnerYoshi wrote
Here's an alternative news source: "Linux Mint team wants users to upgrade, may enforce some" from gHacks (clear net only)
Anyway, I don't like where Mint is going, and here's why: in this blog post, the Mint developers said they may enforce some users to update.
So I feel like that it's all downhill from there for Mint. I mean, Mint also had systemdestroy since Mint 16 "Petra", stopped supporting 32-bit processors since Mint 20 "Ulyana", and it's probably also bloated, given it's based on Ubuntu. The LTS version, but still.