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If you use an earlier version of Linux Mint you can upgrade to Linux Mint 20.3 without reinstalling. Prefer torrents? Official Linux Mint torrents are available (just make sure you download the 20.3 version). You can also download Linux Mint 20.3 Mate and Linux Mint 20.3 Xfce editions from the Mint website and any official mirror linked to from the Mint website, such as this one or this one.

Download then flash this image to a USB (using a tool like Etcher or Popsicle, or write it to a blank DVD) then boot from it, and install. You can download Linux Mint 20.3 from the the official Linux Mint mirrors, where it’s available as a 64-bit.

system reports now only run once a day (previously once an hour)įor more details see the official release notes or release announcement for “Una”, the codename of this release, once the release has been formally announced.

Support for 3x fractional scaling (where supported).

New alt + super + s shortcut to active the screen reader.

Increased support for right-to-left languages.

Both apps pick up an option to hide the menu bar (a quick tap of the alt key with either app focused makes it reappear briefly). It’s now possible to switch between tabs in the Xed text editor using ctrl + tab shortcut while the XReader document viewer now pages in the correct direction when reading manga.

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Hypnotix, Mint’s free internet TV tool, gains a channel search feature while Mint’s stock image viewer can ‘fit’ images to the width or the height. The existing Notes tools gets a big upgrade here, including search functionality and additional formatting options, including an option to make selected text larger or smaller. Additionally, the tool keeps track of your reading progress so you can pick up exactly where you left off. This is a document Manager that provides quick access to favorite and/or recently opened documents. Linux Mint 20.3 includes a brand new app called Thingy.

On to apps, where there are plenty of changes.

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Related, the Effects utility now sports a streamlined design in one page, rather than options split across two: Streamlined ‘Effects’ settingsĮlsewhere, several Cinnamon panel applets gain additional configuration options, such as the workspace switcher which now lets you disable scrolling to change workspace, hiding the counter in the notification applet, and removing labels from the window list applet.Īnd a big one: Bluetooth can now be turned on/off directly from the bluetooth tray menu itself. This is part one of a wider effort to introduce a newer version of the Mutter window manager in a future release, one Mint says is capable of providing “even better effects” - something to keep an eye out for. Mint says it’s ‘reviewed, tuned, and simplified’ animations throughout the distribution. The new “Mint-Y” theme also features larger title bars and bigger window controls, with the minimize, maximize, and close buttons all notably easier to hit than before. Linux Mint 20.3 has a new look that uses less green! Yes, the minty tones we’re familiar with now give way to steely grey accents throughout the system’s user interface. We’ll start with the most obvious change: a new theme. Alternatively, skip to the downloads section at the bottom of this article to find links to download Linux Mint 20.3 to try for yourself. It is supported with updates until 2025, though you’ll be able to upgrade to Linux Mint 21 at some point (there’s no firm release date for it yet).įor more details on what’s changed in the flagship Cinnamon release, keep reading. Linux Mint 20.3 is based on Ubuntu 20.04.5 LTS and ships with Linux 5.4 kernel. In all, this is a substantial update packed with numerous visual changes and usability enhancements that make this already-user-friendly distro even easier to use.

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