Spin Name
Cinnamon
Summary
A modern extensible desktop with a classic appearance.
Owner(s)
- Name: David Green
- email: crokett@gmail.com>
Detailed Description
The Cinnamon Spin pairs Fedora with the Cinnamon Desktop. Cinnamon is a modern, GTK-based desktop that retains the look and feel of the classic Gnome desktop while also allowing for an extensible and highly customizable desktop.
Benefit to Fedora
Cinnamon Spin gives Fedora users another option for an out-of-the-box desktop environment other than Gnome or KDE. It provides a Fedora-based alternative to other distributions such as Linux Mint that use Cinnamon as the default desktop. Cinnamon Spin also includes some packages that the base Live CD does not include, such as LibreOffice and Gimp. This gives the user a more complete desktop experience with less initial configuration and installation of additional packages required.
Kickstart File
- https://fedoraproject.org/w/uploads/7/71/Fedora-livecd-cinnamon.ks
- https://fedoraproject.org/w/uploads/5/5a/Fedora-live-cinnamon.ks
- https://fedoraproject.org/w/uploads/9/9d/Fedora-cinnamon-packages.ks
ISO Name / FS Label
- ISO Name: "Fedora-20-x86_64-Cinnamon"
- FS-Label: "Fedora-20-x86_64-Cinnamon"
Dependencies
no dependencies
Scope / Testing
- Packages included that are not on the default Live CD:
- Cinnamon Desktop Environment
- Firefox
- Filezilla
- Geany Text editor
- Gimp
- LibreOffice
- LibreOffice Base
- Putty
All applications are installed from the Fedora Repository with no changes.
Spins Page
Slogan
Cinnamon - a modern and customizable desktop environment.
Spin description
Cinnamon desktop is a more traditional desktop than Gnome Shell. It is GTK=based but retains the panel and traditional menus most Linux users are used to. Most applications that will run in Gnome Shell will look similar in Cinnamon. Cinnamon also provides graphical configuration tools where Gnome Shell does not, and has a rich set of available extensions and downloadable themes.
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Download tab
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