Linux Mint 10 "Julia" is now available!
The popular, Ubuntu 10.10 based, Linux distribution released Linux Mint 10 today.
Linux Mint 10 features the 2.6.35 kernel and GNOME 2.32. Other new features include more choice from the welcome screen and a menu that now highlights newly installed applications and supports GTK themes.
Linux Mint 10 now has a new look and feel with a greater selection of backgrounds, the desktop and welcome screen now sport a brushed metal look and the Mint-X theme is now based on Clearlooks Revamp with various modifications.
Also listed are improvements in the following areas: Adobe Flash, Oracle Virtualbox, Signed repositories, Highlight, Meta packages and Adjustment system.
More information about Linux Mint 10 can be found on the website and blog.
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