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Mind-Controlled Game, Mind Labyrinth, Comes To Linux
Muktware
Linux may be missing the high-end games, but there are quite a lot of games that one can play under a GNU/Linux system such as Ubuntu, openSUSE or Linux Mint. MindLabyrinth is a game where you control an old mayan avatar and must solve puzzles to reach ...

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Linux Mint KDE released
Real Time News, India
Linux Mint, a flavor of the linux operating system known for its ease of use and out-of-the-box functionality, announced the KDE-based edition of its version 12 today. Most of the software in the release have been adapted from Ubuntu.

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Linux Mint 12 KDE released
The H
The Linux Mint 12 KDE desktop Just over two months after the standard GNOME edition of Linux Mint 12 arrived, Linux Mint project lead developer Clement Lefebvre has announced the KDE edition of version 12 of the popular Linux Mint operating system, ...

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Meet Linux Mint 12 'Lisa': A Tour in Pictures
PCWorld
With its longtime focus on usability, Linux Mint is now the fourth most widely used home operating system in the world, its makers say. Here's a taste of what the free and open-source OS is like. By Katherine Noyes, PCWorld Following its launch in 2006 ...
Mint's Cinnamon: The Future of the Linux Desktop? (Review)ZDNet (blog)
Linux: A getting-started guideARNnet

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How to set up Linux on your computer
Techworld.com
The all-important decision in the Linux world involves figuring out which version (called a distribution or distro) you want to use. Options include popular distributions such as Ubuntu and Linux Mint that are relatively easy to install, ...

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Mint's Cinnamon: The Future of the Linux Desktop? (Review)
ZDNet (blog)
By Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols | January 31, 2012, 2:23pm PST Summary: Can a back to the past Linux desktop win more fans than GNOME 3.x, KDE 4.x, or Ubuntu's Unity or HUD? I think so. It's back to the future with Linux Mint's GNOME 2.x like Cinnamon ...
Sick of Ubuntu's bad breath? Suck on a Linux Mint insteadRegister
The Dilemma of the Linux DesktopDatamation

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Linux: A Getting-Started Guide
PC Advisor
The all-important decision in the Linux world involves figuring out which version (called a distribution or distro) you want to use. Options include popular distributions such as Ubuntu and Linux Mint that are relatively easy to install, ...

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Linux 3.2 Kernel: What To Consider Before Updating
Datamation
The problem is that distributions such as Linux Mint put kernel updates under a Level 5 notice, indicating that upgrading the kernel may "potentially" break the user's system. Ask an advanced Linux user, they will tell you this is nonsense.

Sick of Ubuntu's bad breath? Suck on a Linux Mint instead
Register
With HUD on the horizon, it's worth taking a look at how Mint stacks up. Before diving into the Mint release it's worth noting that there are two flavours of Linux Mint: the Ubuntu-based distro we'll be talking about here and the direct Debian ...
The Dilemma of the Linux DesktopDatamation

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