From the official Linux Mint mirrors, you may download the public beta of Linux Mint 21, also known as "Vanessa."
Even though the official release hasn't happened yet, we already know what the primary changes in this new version are because of the monthly Linux Mint reports that have been published recently.
Based on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, Linux Mint 21 features Cinnamon 5.4 as the default desktop environment in the main edition. Instead of removing systemd-oomd, which had caused so many issues for Ubuntu users, the developers of Linux Mint 21 chose to preserve os-prober to ensure accurate operating system detection in the event of dual-booting.
Webp support was also found in xviewer, thumbnailers, and Blueman 2.3 rather than Blueberry.
The three primary versions of Linux Mint 21 Beta may be downloaded from the following URL:
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