The Linux Mint Blog – News from the Mint Team
There is nothing to buy: this is the Linux Mint team's free announcement blog, worth reading only if you run or are evaluating Linux Mint.
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The Linux Mint Blog – News from the Mint Team lands on Worth it, and Linux Mint Forums lands on Depends.
There is nothing to buy: this is the Linux Mint team's free announcement blog, worth reading only if you run or are evaluating Linux Mint.
Use it if you run Linux Mint and want free, active community help . it is the official channel and beginners are pointed to it constantly.
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| Verdict | Worth it | Depends |
| Best for | Existing Linux Mint users tracking releases | Linux Mint users troubleshooting installs |
| Who it's not for | Anyone shopping for software . nothing is sold here | Anyone not running Linux Mint |
| Privacy | Checkered history: 2016 site hack distributed a backdoored ISO; a 2026 mintupdate CVE was disclosed on the blog.⁴ | No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.10 |
| Support quality | No vendor support; community forums only | Very active; volunteers, no guaranteed answers |
| Public sentiment | Community sentiment is enthusiastic hobbyists and former Windows users following each release, with few complaints in evidence.⁷ | Users across Reddit, AskWoody and other forums consistently call it the best free resource for Linux Mint problems.12 |
| Biggest gotcha | In 2016 hackers modified the website to push a backdoored Mint 17.3 ISO. Verify downloads.⁴ | Reddit thread complains the forums went private, requiring login to read content11 |