Linux Mint vs. Ubuntu Mate

To understand the difference between these two terms first, we need to define where these come from. There are many operating systems which are used to run different obligatory functions while managing a program, one of such systems which is also known as Distros for Distributions are operating systems which are used to run different software and are based on a package management system which runs various functions. Since they are easy to use, people who are new to the world of computers find them easy to use and get accustomed to the actions, two such distros are known as Linux Mint and Ubuntu Mate. Both have their own disadvantages and advantages and keep their user base, but there are some differences between them which will be explained in the next few lines. The first main difference between them is the system requirement, although they are similar but few differences in the standards still exist. For example, Linux Mint system requires a minimum space of 9 gigabytes space while the requirement for Ubuntu Mate is a minimum of 5 gigabytes. There is also a difference in the screen resolution of both these systems. Ubuntu supports a display resolution of a maximum 1024 × 768, but Linux supports a maximum of 800 × 600 resolution. The maximum space required for both of them to function is 25 GB and 20 GB respectively. There are also differences in the way the operating systems are installed. Since Ubuntu is certified by Microsoft, the installation package is similar to the current window system and easy for the person installing but since Linux is not certified there are problems with different functions, everyone cannot fix them quickly. There is also marked variations in the user interface of the two with Ubuntu using the Unity interface which resembles the function of a desktop platform which has a dashboard for all the features available. The interface of Linux has been made similar to Microsoft to give it a competitive edge. There are many other differences between them as well, but a detailed explanation of both of these is provided in the next couple of paragraphs.