

Linux Mint 22.1 “Xia” is finally here, bringing new features, enhanced tools, and long-term support until 2029. The stable release follows closely after the beta launch in December, giving Linux enthusiasts an upgraded experience built on Ubuntu 24.04 and Linux kernel 6.8. Since Ubuntu 24.04 is a Long-Term Support (LTS) release, Linux Mint users can enjoy reliable updates and security fixes for years to come.
One of the standout improvements in Linux Mint 22.1 is its overhauled package management system. The aptdaemon component has been replaced by the modern Aptkit, and the new Captain tool serves as the graphical package installer. These changes enhance reliability, address localization issues, and simplify future development. Importantly, users won’t notice any major differences in how they install packages from the terminal or downloaded files, ensuring a seamless experience.
Moreover, these updates improve compatibility with the Wayland desktop compositor, which paves the way for better integration of modern graphical environments.
Linux Mint 22.1 introduces refined Power Modes, giving users more control over their energy and performance settings. You can toggle between:
These options can be accessed via the power applet or the ‘Power Management’ section in Preferences.
Linux Mint 22.1 comes packed with other enhancements, including:
Linux Mint 22.1 is available for download via official mirrors or torrents. For existing installations, users can upgrade directly through the update manager. Minimum system requirements include:
Don’t miss out on this streamlined and future-ready version of Linux Mint!
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