The final rease of Linux Mint 17.1 Cinnamon and MATE was announced this weekend. I have picked up both versions, and I have installed them on a number of computers around here, with both legacy ...

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The new release of Linux Mint is imminent, so here is a look at both the Cinnamon and MATE versions. Written by J.A. Watson, Contributor Nov. 27, 2017 at 3:59 a.m. PT Video: Linux Mint is a breeze.

Linux Mint 22.2, nicknamed "Zara," will apparently use by default an alternative Linux kernel called HWE, which stands for ...

The team behind Linux Mint have pushed the beta images of Linux Mint 19.2. The betas are available in Cinnamon, MATE, and Xfce editions. The final release will come once more bugs are fixed.

Linux Mint 17.2 uses Cinnamon 2.6, which is a big update. A lot of effort was spent on making Cinnamon lighter and faster. A preload mechanism means Cinnamon starts faster after you boot your PC.

The Beta version of Linux Mint 22 "Wilma" has been released. It comes with lots of changes but end users won't see too much that's new. A lack of radical changes makes it a good choice for some.

Of course, Linux Mint 12 also includes MATE–a GNOME 2.32 fork designed to preserve familiar GNOME 2 functionality–but Cinnamon will be different and will serve more as a complement to MATE ...

Linux Mint — as in the well-established Ubuntu-based release — is my primary computing workhorse, mostly thanks to the continuing refinements in the Cinnamon desktop. However, I spend a portion of my ...

Linux Mint may no longer be an ideal choice for above-par performance out of the box, but it can still serve diehard users well with the right amount of post-installation tinkering.. The Linux Mint ...

The final rease of Linux Mint 17.1 Cinnamon and MATE was announced this weekend. I have picked up both versions, and I have installed them on a number of computers around here, with both legacy ...

Linux Mint 17.1 offers a review for each kernel update, giving a description of the change log and regression in the update manager window. The look and feel segment also received a major facelift.