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Linux Mint 1. 8 Cinnamon Review: They Did it Again! Linux Mint is one of the most popular (GNU/Linux) operating systems around, and according to Distrowatch. By the way, Fedora’s ranking is sinking fast, no surprise there though.

Fedora is just a distribution for the coding elite of the GNU/Linux world and not for the average user, there I said it!). And there’s a good and a sensible reason for it (in my opinion anyway). The reason is, with Linux Mint there is a sense of continuity where by change, it progresses.

In other words, compared to the . For instance, if you look at the evolution of the Cinnamon desktop (first released in 2. UI- wise), yet, things have been vastly improved and hundreds of new features added. But if you look at the evolution of GNOME, by each major release (1x - > 2x and then from 2x - > 3x) there has been radical changes through which an entirely different looking (and functioning) desktop emerged. And sometimes the end result is quite chaotic for many end- users.

That being said, “Are radical changes bad?” That I cannot say. However, it’s usually the young and the energetic who are more prone to make radical choices.

The old, the experienced and the settled, usually is more careful in their choices because experiences have taught them that there is a guaranteed positivity in change when it’s progressive. The best example is to look at the evolution of the Apple Mac OS. I mean look at the below screenshot. That’s how Mac OS used to look in 1. And here we are after 3. I don’t know what the future will bring for Linux Mint’s Cinnamon desktop environment, but here I am using the latest version of it (Linux Mint 1. Cinnamon) after 2 years, and for the past 3 days, I experienced the same stability, fastness, efficiency and although vastly improved, the same looking desktop environment that was there, not only 2 years ago, actually it was like this from the very beginning.

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And the users don’t complain! And according to Linux Mint developers, it’s actually the 3rd most popular operating system used on Earth, after Microsoft Windows and Mac OS. That’s how it should be done, methinks. And speaking from a software developer’s point of view, I think it’s alright to make radical changes at the early stages where one is still in the process of creating a core identity. But once you’re past it, you should move on with progressive steps not chaotic confusions.

For instance, Ubuntu came up with Unity and it was a radical change back then, a totally revamped desktop UI. And they should better stick with it for many years to come. Otherwise, if all you ever do is introducing chaotic changes on how things are done, you either are a genius or an idiot who don’t have a clear goal in mind, let alone displaying the lack of instinctively mastered skill. The philosophical lesson is over, let’s move on with the Linux Mint 1. Cinnamon Review .

So as soon as I heard a new version of Linux Mint has been released I downloaded the Cinnamon edition right away. Linux Mint is not restricted to their in house built Cinnamon desktop but also features the Xfce (not updated to the ’1. MATE desktop. But I always was very interested in Cinnamon (I mean the desktop, yes, love the vegetable also . The disc image size is about 1. GB. Linux Mint Cinnamon 1.

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UEFI is fully supported, but you need to turn off . However, when I was done reviewing Ubuntu 1. LTS and Ubuntu 1.

Flavors comparison, I received a new laptop. So I decided to install Ubuntu 1.

LTS on it before I installed LM 1. Cinnamon on the new laptop. Then I re- measured the performance related data because comparing two distributions that were used on two totally different hardware doesn’t make any sense.

And as always, before I begin the Linux Mint 1. Cinnamon review, here’s brief description of the hardware details of the new laptop: Intel Core i. U, Hybrid GPU Setup (Intel Broadwell HD Graphics 5. Nvidia 9. 20. M), 4. GB RAM DDR3, Hybrid Permanent Storage Setup (Seagate 5. RPM, 5. 00 GB rotational disk and a Kingston 2. GB SSD), Qualcomm Atheros AR9.

Wireless Adapter, Realtek RTL8. PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet Controller, Realtek ALC3.

Sound Card, LED Display (1. FPS/HZ). It's an Asus laptop (F3.

LJ- FN0. 24. H). This laptop as you can see, includes two storage devices. One 5. 00 GB rotational disk and another 2.

GB SSD, both separate drives (not a 2- in- one type hybrid drive where a single controller controls both the SSD and the rotational disk). And since I don’t have a lot of SSD space remaining, and since I’ve installed the main operating system on the 2. GB SSD (I use it as the . User auto- login was also enabled and I also added System Monitor shortcut to the task- bar. And only after measuring the performance related data (boot- up times, memory usage, power usage, system responsiveness, shutdown delay) I started to use the operating system and discover what’s new. Also kindly remember that I’m using Linux Mint Cinnamon with a 2 year absence. Sign Tools 4 Free Download Crack.

Therefore, some of what I may say . First of all, LM 1. Ubuntu 1. 6. 0. 4 LTS installer and I’m sure you all are familiar with it. Secondly, the GRUB and boot- up logo haven’t changed either. Therefore, I’ll go over to the Desktop straightaway. The Desktop. Except for the new wallpaper, it’s a typical Cinnamon desktop UI where a Microsoft Window’s traditional looking desktop is presented (a task- bar at the bottom of the screen with a . Come on now, you know all these details .

The desktop right- click context menu has changed a bit though. It’s filled with couple of useful shortcuts, . This is because some elements of the desktop (desktop icons and the right- click context menu) is controlled through the file manager.

For that open the file manager and go to . For instance, nowadays GNOME’s file manager doesn’t have a .

Nemo however, still has it. Through the . And unlike the GNOME’s file manager, Nemo allows more customization options too. One annoying issue I found while using the Cinnamon desktop is the .

Cinnamon displays a thumbnail of docked applications on the bottom task- bar when you move the mouse pointer over them. But the problem is, as long as you keep the mouse pointer over it, it never fades away! For instance, let’s say that I was using the text editor and moved mouse pointer over the terminal window on the task- bar to see a preview (let’s say I was running a command and wanted to see if it has been finished.

Yes the thumbnails update in real- time). Then after looking at the thumbnail update, if I started to re- type on the text editor window without taking the mouse pointer away from the docked terminal window, the thumbnail stays there forever overlapping with the text editor. A major distraction. The only solution is to completely disable the thumbnails, but I quite like them. So one suggestion I would like to make to the Linux Mint developers is how about stop showing the thumbnails as soon as a user starts to use his/her keyboard, even if the mouse pointer is focused on a certain application window docked on the task- bar?

That’s a better approach because if the keyboard starts receiving inputs, it means then the user focus is in somewhere else. One of the other major changes of the Cinnamon 3. From new icons to colors (icons, menu items etc) and to how the buttons look like on application windows, . It’s looks flat but still retains a subtle 3. D look, a very modern looking theme. I like it a lot. The reason it isn’t applied by default is because it’s still in active development if I’m not mistaken.

The . This release is no exception, except, compared to my Linux Mint 1. This again has helped Linux Mint to retain its simplistic approach, yet still to present lots of customization options to the user. The Update Manager also has received a new option to easily set its behavior. By simply choosing between 3 available options, users can make Linux Mint Update Manager to: Update the system with stable versions of software.