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linux mint?
Linux Mint is instant Nescafe - pour in hot water and it Just Works. It doesn't necessarily taste the best but it gets the job done.
Instant, sure, OK, but pick a slightly less evil brand. I'd say Kenco maybe, but that doesn't seem to be as well known outside Britain. Maybe Folgers for the North Americans.
Point taken lol
and do you have anything for rocky linux?
Aeropress: people swear it's just like espresso but it's definitely a little different
Linux Mint Debian Edition or Ubuntu Edition?
???
The ordinary Linux Mint is based on Ubuntu and there is also LMDE, which is Linux Mint based on Debian: https://www.linuxmint.com/download_lmde.php
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