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In terms of sheer user-friendliness, Linux Mint 12 Lisa has nosed ahead of other desktop operating systems, says Jack Wallen
Over the years, I've tried every shade of desktop — from the ridiculously complex to the overly simple, from the barely usable to the extremely useful. Recently, the push seems towards touchscreen technology, with little success. Nevertheless, some operating systems — such as Ubuntu Unity, GNOME 3 and Windows 8 — are persisting with touchscreen-friendly features. The problem is these desktops aren't particularly user friendly.
Then along comes Linux Mint 12. In terms of user friendliness, it offers something special. Here are the reasons why I think it's the best desktop operating system available.
1. Smart desktop
The smart desktop is Linux Mint's strongest feature. Mint has a new desktop subsystem that lets you add or subtract features from GNOME 2 onto GNOME 3 so that you can create an incredibly user-friendly desktop. For example, you decide whether you want a Start menu or a bottom panel. The end result is that you end up with a customised desktop that suits your needs.
Caption by: Jack Wallen
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