I love Ubuntu. But since it moved from Gnome2 to Unity desktop, I can't use it anymore. By other words, I hate Unity. Fortunately, there is great project Linux Mint, based on Ubuntu (and Debian, for you choice); and it is very good alternative to use. Linux Mint guys developed its own desktop environment, called Cinnamon, and it is convenient, clear-looking and, btw, open source. It is fork of Gnome shell, based on Gtk+3, so you are able to run a lot of Gnome-compatible applications.
Sometimes it's impossible to install any linux distro you want, but Ubuntu only (for example, restrictions of you company policy). In this post I will describe how to make you Ubuntu look like Linux Mint.
Sometimes it's impossible to install any linux distro you want, but Ubuntu only (for example, restrictions of you company policy). In this post I will describe how to make you Ubuntu look like Linux Mint.
