Mint With Cinnamon: A New Sweet Spot for Desktop Linux?
Well CES is nearing its conclusion for another year, winding down an event that may well have brought Linux more mainstream attention than any other in the show's four-decades-long history.
Much of that heightened focus has been due to the widely trumpeted Ubuntu TV debut, of course -- the culmination of Canonical's mysterious announcement from last week -- but there's certainly been plenty of other Linux-enabled news coming out of this year's show as well.
There's no doubt Ubuntu has had its share of the limelight this past week, but it's another Linux distro entirely that's captured many bloggers' attention.
Linux Mint, that is -- and its tantalizing new desktop environment, Cinnamon.
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