Mint repo server setup Recently I successfully created a Linux Mint local repo server. Below are the steps to create and sync the repo server. Step 1 Create a Linux mint server with Static IP / DNS and with at least 150 GB disk space. There are lots of tutorials on that, I won’t go […]
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We covered Cinnamon desktop 1.0 a few weeks back. Yesterday’s release of version 1.2 has taken us by surprise. We were not expecting another stable release until next month! Nevertheless, a good desktop is always welcome! This release is a major release for Cinnamon as it removes all dependencies of mutter and hence moves away
Cinnamon 1.2: Bye bye Gnome Shell; Hello Gnome 2 Read More »
As we continue with the intense debate of Gnome Shell vs Unity, which is more user (un)friendly, a new fork of Gnome 3 released by Linux Mint lead developer and founder is quietly gaining stability and maturity. The Cinnamon Desktop Cinnamon, that’s the name of the fork, was released with Linux Mint as Mint Gnome
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It’s very possible that a remastered OS can actually be better than the mother OS. But it is rare that two or more remastered OSes would actually start fighting for recognition.
Is Pinguy OS better than Linux Mint ? Read More »
Last week I got an invitation to try out the Ubuntu One beta software synchronizing software which was released by Canonical a few weeks back. I used it in Ubuntu 9.04 and Super OS respectively, and it worked out without any problems. Since I was very impressed with Linux Mint 7 ‘s performance in the
Ubuntu One works with Linux Mint 7 too! Read More »
I have tried a lot of Ubuntu derivaties and a lot of ubuntu remastered editions starting from ulite,artistx , ultimate edition to super os but somehow entirely missed Linux Mint . I have had read about good reviews in the past about it but I never really gave it a thought. Things changed when I
Linux Mint 7 == Ubuntu 9.04 + hasslefree goodies !! Read More »
