It does look very nice, and quite polished. Impressive. I used Unetbootin in Debian Wheezy to put it on a flash drive, and it runs quite well.
The last Mint release I installed here was Mint 9. I won't be installing this release, but I think it would be a nice choice for newbies, or even for experienced Linux users. Everything is set up quite nicely for the user to be able to get right to work.
Mint comes with the Nemo file manager, forked from Nautilus, and I think Nemo's an improvement over Nautilus.
The Cinnamon 2.0 desktop looks fine, easy enough to get around. Here are some shots of what's in the menu:
The live session looks good enough that I'll probably keep Mint 16 on a flash drive for awhile; might come in handy, as it includes all of the tools that I like to have in a live session.
Good job by the Mint folks!
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