Linux Mint 19.2 Officially Released

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Linux Mint 19.2 Officially Released

Linux Mint 19.2 "Tina" is now officially available in its Cinnamon, MATE, and Xfce flavors while continuing to be powered off the Ubuntu 18.04 LTS base...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Linux-Mint-19.2-Released

[Danny3]

No KDE. No fun. No Thanks!

[motang]

Linux Mint stopped their KDE version a while back. They wanted to focus on GTK desktops only.

[loganj]

@Danny3 you can always install it from ubuntu repo. I prefer/like cinnamon. For me KDE feels so bloated to the point of making me sick of it.

[skeevy420]

No KDE. No fun. No Thanks!

It's a Cinnamon & GTK focused distribution. That's like me posing in a KDE Neon thread:

No Gnome. No fun. No Thanks.

[Guest]

No KDE. No fun. No Thanks!

I'll just leave this link here: https://github.com/mateusfccp/shit-desktop

[tuxd3v]

They are really bringing Linux desktop to the masses..
better Kernel/Package/repair handling, very nice..

[Vistaus]

It's a Cinnamon & GTK focused distribution. That's like me posing in a KDE Neon thread:

No Gnome. No fun. No Thanks.

... except that KDE Neon never had a GNOME edition to begin with, while Mint used to have a KDE edition.

[aht0]

No KDE. No fun. No Thanks!

Cinnamon is what KDE (and Gnome3 for that matter) should have been like. My only regret is that Cinnamon is so Linux-centric that there's no real way of using it on BSD. I have Mint with a Cinnamon desktop installed for my parents in their joint laptop. Beautiful, intuitive, complete-looking.

[eydee]

Looks decent, but too bad for the Windows 7 task bar and for installing Flash if you tick the box for 3rd party software. Why the hell do they still include Flash?