I don't think Mint has any particular advantages in this regard over Ubuntu. Ubuntu makes it just as easy to install proprietary drivers as Mint does. Unlike Mint, though, Ubuntu separates libre from proprietary software, for the most part. (I don't entirely agree with Canonical's definition of what is libre; it includes some fonts that are under a license I think is proprietary, for example. But in general, proprietary software is relegated to the "restricted" and "multiverse" repositories.)

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