– August 13, 2011Posted in: Article, Editor, Opinion, Review

The first thing to notice is that Linux Mint’s working space is dominated by the taskbar at the bottom of the screen. It does the exact same as the Windows taskbar. It displays the main menu button, open system tabs and different panels on the right side. Already installed panels are the “show desktop only” panel on the far left and the update, connection, sound and date panels on the far right. You can drag, drop, add and move other panels on it via right-clicking the taskbar.