Complete Linux Mint Tutorial: Customizing The Desktop

Part 6 of 7. Learn to customize the Cinnamon Desktop on Linux Mint and make it look classy!

[coryedmundendrulatinhc]

Love Linux mint!! If my computers slow down, switching to Linux fixes everything! Support open source!! Your tutorials are the best, by the way! Really top of the line! Thanks!!

[Bhupeshc]

the most beautiful things around are always free like the air, the sun, mother earth and linux

[dustintheblindminnesotan]

My teacher uses your videos in his class because you do a very good job. Keep up the hard work and keep making free videos.

[epukiro]

I'm in the process of changing from Windows to Linux Mint and I'm finding this series of videos of great value, even though it's four years old. Many thanks for your time and effort!

[lisemagdalen]

Thanks! I just booted Mint on my PC and I'm glad I did.

[DeathMelodies]

Very useful! Thank you for a comfortable and ease of learning experience. So far using and learning mint has been a joy because of people like you =)

[jimw]

Another marvelous feature is the start menu, if you right click on an app, you have the option to uninstall directly without using a package manager or terminal. Also when u have a USB stick plugged in you can right click and you have the option to format it.

[davidwayne]

GREAT video-- simple to the point NO fluff and long winded BS---- just GOOD INFO simply stated.. PERFECT. THANK YOU.

[kjemradio]

One of my favorite Mint desktop themes (I forget the actual name) makes it look like Windows XP. So you get the blue tray, green Start button and the menu layout tat XP once had. I'm not sure if there was an XP control layout option (for the minimize, maximize and close buttons), but I tried to get as close to it with the available options. It would be cool if someone could go all the way back to 95, 98/SE, Mistake Edition #1 (aka Windows ME), for those retro Windows users.

[derricknyakundi]

Wow dude you're finally back welcome back.

[PoeLemic]

Again, great video. Love all of these. VEry helpful for newer Mint users.

[roviotech]

I'm using this distro right now and already like it!

[bernym]

very useful, thank you. I was specifically looking for a way to adjust the size of the window control buttons (Close, minimise, maximise). It does not seem to be a feature.

[geraldhenrickson]

Thanks for this video. My desktop is much darker now. I love it.

[avyj]

Good info thanks. I'm using Cinnamom 20.3 for first time after years of Mate. Problem, I want the "Modern panel layout" but every time I start up or wake it up it seems to revert to the traditional. Odd, cannot find and answer. Any ideas?

[riyadbarkley]

you're a Pro salesman, you make me want to have it and make it my default software to use, i'm fed up with windows 10 too damn slow and boring, Thanks for your Tutorials best Linux Channel

[MrCrazyjoe]

So many more options than windows 11 in 2024. They recently even made it so that you couldn't move the taskbar to the top! That's an option that every OS should have..

[WalterPetrovic]

In your tutorial series, do you have 2 part 5s?

[jpthinks]

With the work spaces, can you change the desktop background for each workspace individually. And can you rearrange desktops?

[TIMMYTIMP]

hi ..your videos are great very helpful but i dont understand how to open downloads..right click and open with applications but i dont know what downloads i open with which application..can you help please