In partnership with CompuLab, ThinkPenguin, OSDisc and HELLOTUX, we are proud to announce a new section on our website: The Linux Mint Store.

All the Mint products sold by our partners are now browsable on the website

As a GNU/Linux distribution, we specialize in distributing, packaging and developing software. We’re extremely focused and we do not produce, sell or ship anything. Thanks to a network of strong and reliable partners we are now able to provide Linux Mint products to the community while creating another source of income for the distribution.

Items in the Linux Mint store link to our partners websites where purchases of the items can be made.

I’d like to thank all our partners for the quality of their work and of our relationship with them and all the people who enjoy these items and whose purchases contribute to support our project.

You can visit the store by following this link: http://www.linuxmint.com/store.php

Linux Mint signed a new partnership with ThinkPenguin.

ThinkPenguin is an American company that sells Linux computers and related products and services and ships them Worldwide.

For each Linux Mint branded item sold, or computer running Linux Mint, ThinkPenguin donates 10% of the sale to our project.

The Penguin-Wee running Linux Mint

You can visit the ThinkPenguin online store via the following link: http://linuxmint.thinkpenguin.com

Linux Mint 11 Katya

Linux Mint 11 Katya reached end of life. This release was based on Ubuntu 11.04.

Repositories will remain open but no more updates or security fixes will be made available. Users of Linux Mint 11 Katya are asked to migrate to “Linux Mint 13 LTS Maya – MATE Edition” (which will be supported until April 2017).

Upgrade instructions: To upgrade to a newer version of Linux Mint, please use this tutorial.