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Linux Mint 12 Mini Review
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| Once again Linux Mint developers released their release candidate for Lisa
| and, as is often the case, made it available with no expected date for the
| final release. Fine by me... Mint RCs are usually very good in quality, very
| mature and stable, so I rarely wait for the final version to get to grips with
| it. Those who read my Linux Mint 11 REVIEW probably remember that I was not
| particularly surprised with it. It felt like a conservative step forward that
| didn't include that many surprises. In a sense, Katia was probably a safe bet
| to stay away from the brand new (and heavily unstable) Ubuntu's Unity
| interface and also to ensure the move to GNOME3 happened at the right moment.
| In that sense, Mint 11 was a great release and one of the best implementations
| of GNOME 2.32, with a very personal caracter and carefully designed
| aesthetics. Linux Mint 12 is probably the opposite, for it represents the
| transition to GNOME3 and GNOME Shell, the developers first attempt to swim in
| these cold, unexplored waters. How does it do, you ask?
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http://cristalinux.blogspot.com/2011/11/linux-mint-12-mini-review.html
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