In addition it feels like there is a general disarray of icons scattered across both panels, none of which are in the places that I really expect them to be. Finally, although the Mint Menu looks similar to previous versions, it doesn't take long... I will note here that although this has been the standard desktop in Mint 12, and it is certainly more comfortable to use for those who are accustomed to previous Mint (and Gnome) releases, it is not without its drawbacks and unpleasant side effects.

Some of it might be good, a lot of it might be garbage, but to be honest there is so much and it is so confused that I can't even begin to tell the difference. Goodwrench, you can Pay Me Now or Pay Me Later. The only thing I made sure to do was delete the Symantec Internet Security "90-day free trial" (it's like Mr. This time there is no recovery media included, so as soon as it is loaded, you have to burn a set of recovery DVDs - four discs, at about 20 minutes each to burn and verify, so that takes a good 90 minutes. The first thing to do is load and configure Windows - once again, it is 7 Home Premium.