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<blockquote data-quote="Andrew999" data-source="post: 990226" data-attributes="member: 31977"><p>Hi,</p><p></p><p>I have been using Linux Mint for a while but I heard that when there is a new big version release coming out I am supposed to reinstall the whole system? Also, I think this is the case for Zorin OS? I like those Distros but I am not very fond of having to reinstall the system every time there is a new big release update. I heard PopOS! is a 'semi' rolling release so I won't have to reinstall the system every time there is a big update right? I am fairly new to the Linux side of things since I have been using Windows all my life, but am wanting to change to avoid Windows 11 release requirements early. Thanks for the help.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Andrew999, post: 990226, member: 31977"] Hi, I have been using Linux Mint for a while but I heard that when there is a new big version release coming out I am supposed to reinstall the whole system? Also, I think this is the case for Zorin OS? I like those Distros but I am not very fond of having to reinstall the system every time there is a new big release update. I heard PopOS! is a 'semi' rolling release so I won't have to reinstall the system every time there is a big update right? I am fairly new to the Linux side of things since I have been using Windows all my life, but am wanting to change to avoid Windows 11 release requirements early. Thanks for the help. [/QUOTE]
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