Totally awesome Cinnamon 'Spices' you need, now - gHacks Tech News



Totally awesome Cinnamon 'Spices' you need, now - gHacks Tech News

I've touched on Cinnamon quite a few times now, as it has become my personal choice of desktop environment, but I thought I'd share some of Cinnamons own tweaks that are system independent, you should check out.

All of these can be installed from their respective section of the System Settings application in the Cinnamon environment, such as "Applets" and "Extensions" and "Themes."

Tip: You can browse the official addons repository on the Linux Mint website.

What are Spices?

Some people find little use or desire to theme or tweak their systems, where as I on the other hand, absolutely love to customize my system.

Spices, are what the Cinnamon devs have decided to call addons, extensions, and tweaks for the environment; anything eye candy related basically.


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