A short screenshot tour of my Cinnamon desktop in Fedora 16.
The desktop, showing a few running applications from the current workspace:
I'd like to be able to do the following things: have the panel not be full-length across the screen; show icons-only for running applications; show running apps from all workspaces; and have two rows for the workspace pager instead of just one.
Here's the desktop with the main menu open:
My Favorites are in a column along the left side. The menu's fairly easy to navigate, and the search feature works great for finding an app by name.
The Expo overview with three workspaces enabled:
In Expo mode, if you move the cursor over one of the workspaces, the running windows separate and you can click on any one window to go directly to that app:
The Cinnamon settings window:
The Hot Corner settings window:
Desktop effects:
Panel settings:
The full screen with the desktop right-click menu opened, showing entries I added with Nautilus-Actions:
I prefer using GNOME Shell instead of Cinnamon, but I'm trying to keep an open mind and give Cinnamon a fair shot. It's definitely a nice desktop -- looks good, easy enough to get around.
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