Compared to Mint, Trisquel gives you freedom. As long as you stick to Trisquel's repository (and add-on site for the Web browser), you need not to worry about installing non-free software. Everything is free (otherwise it is considered a critical bug). Notice in particular that Trisquel uses Linux-libre, a blob-free kernel. Mint does not.
Just install Trisquel in its GNOME (Flashback) edition. It has many graphical
utilities. You can then install MATE as an alternative desktop:
https://trisquel.info/en/wiki/installing-mate
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