to the point, no bs. tutorial videos should be more like this.

This is the best customization guide without the need for external themes, good job!

This is amazing, you fixed every problem I had with mints UI. I didnt think it would be possible

Like others have said, this is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you. Once I get my new SSD I’ll be moving to Linux and will only use windows for apps or features I can’t find in Linux.

Thanks. This is one of the most beautiful tutorials I've ever seen 😂

This is what i was looking for. Simple, Easy to understand, Easy to implement. Thank you.

LG, I followed your Tutorial and it worked out perfect. I think it is the best looking desktop I have seen, and got it configured only due to your brilliant Tutorial.. Thank you for all your time, and effort you put into making these Tutorials.. Hope you have a Good Day.

This was great thank you. I've switched over to using linux full time now and this guide was easy and concise to follow.

your educational manner is amazing, thankyou for this

Thank you for sharing this tutorial. I used it as a guide and I really like the way my desktop looks now. Following this configuration method I ran into a little problem, and I would like to share a few comments about it. My computer is running Linux Mint 21.2 and Cinnamon 5.8.4, with an Intel i5 CPU and Nvidia GPU. When the computer wakes up after being in sleep mode, the text in the panels disappears, and the panels are no longer transparent. The problem seems to be the transparency extension. After some reading, it seems this issue is not new; however, a (not very elegant) workaround goes as follows: 1) go to "extensions", and click on the gear icon of "transparent panels"; 2) once the config window for transparent panels appears, click on the "more options" icon (three horizontal bars in the upper right corner); and 3) select "reload transparent panels". This quick fix recovers the expected appearance of the panels. It's a bit annoying but much less than looking for and killing the panel processes in the terminal and then relaunch it.

Thanks mate. Your sharing is giving a new breath to old pc.

Very nice theme. I enjoyed the video. Thanks for the amazing tutorial! :D

Very inspiring. Thank you for taking the time to share

Exactly what i was looking for! Thank you 🙏

That's an amazing setup, I'll definitely try it when I instal Linux Mint, probably next week. Thanks a lot!

Thanks for this. Very easy to make minor adjust to suit my style. Looks great!

Seriously man, you're a G for this. I love the new desktop look, thank you for the tutorial!

Thanks a lot for this tutorial, my Spiral Linux desktop is now minimalistically elegant

exactly what i was looking for

oh lord, this is the best customization so far, and is exactly what I want! thanks! wihtout download stranges or third things!

Perfect!! Thank you so much for this

Perfect!! Thank you for this

Very nice changes you have made to Mint.

really nice, concise and effective, thanks.

very helpful, and strait forward, thank you.

Good. Clean and pretty default desktop without a lot of external mods.

thank you so much i relly love how detailed and easy it was to follow through.

please make more... the video was super helpful, plus the accent is awesome

Very good tutorial, easy to follow along.

I'm on LMDE6-- and LOVE it.... came back to mint (debian version) after starting there years ago and going through about a 100 other distros.... :)

Very well done and I almost done the same thing to mine yesterday. You showed me some mods that I well also try. Thank you.

Excellent video!!! Thanks.

Good job explaining it step by step.

V good. Well demonstrated, nice and efficient.

Amazing tutorial. Subbed.

nice and simple. Thanks!

So cool, thank you so much

Nice and clean,thanks and keep up good work:):)

Loved it 👏

Great tutorial!!

My weather Applet shows no sun, only rain. 😢 Maybe a bug? 🤣Thank you for this tutorial. I'm a Linux newbie (MS-Windows 11 user🙈). I'm passionate about Linux Mint. It's so user-friendly. My old Thinkpad X240 is running again. It's so fast and smooth.😍

I think it is great, and I will download your Tutorial and setup my Linux Mint 21.2.. You got a New Subscriber... Thank You.

very nice, I like your style.. thank you for sharing

Thank you very much!!!

Vielen Dank für das gute Video! Mein Abo hast du!

Awesome!

Looks gorgeous man, Imma do that in a couple minutes. :)

Thx it's really cool and easy for beginners like me : )

Thankyou very much

looks good

Very cool

Brilliant! Mint could come this way, it's as nice or better than stock imho.

Very good video

thank you bro

Hi! Thank you for the tutorial. The only thing I haven't been able to set up is the "Transparent panels" on my applets is actually missing. Am I doing something wrong?

I like it much. Thanks. Can I do this in a separate work space and keep my original? Thanks.

Anazing video!

thank you

Can you also change it to look like mac os s little bit. I mean the panel from below to up and more things.

nice vid. theres some way to only make transparent the bottom taskbar?

It looks like new users of Mint have been using your video recently to customize their own desktops. I just saw this linked in the forums today. That is a beautiful wallpaper. Do you happen to still have the link to that?

Is there a way to make the bottom panel hiding like on mac os?

Ach cool ich habe gerade festgestellt dass dies hier das equivalent zum deutschen Kanal ist😊

weather doesn't have my map location in settings even after entering the correct longitude and latitude. So, I need a different applet for weather. Where can I get that?

I cant change the inside color of the windows to green in cinamon so i always install lxde with Linux mint, is there a solution to that in cinamon?

Hello, It kinda looks like gnome

unfortunately after you maximize one of your apps, the transparencies will gone, i hope there will be options/settings to left it transparent

Love that german accent

Your version of linux mint is 21.2 ?

I need to find out how to square up the edges and make the title bar thinner: Edit: figured out how to square the edges. on mine i had to change the button theme.

Thank you mate, your Accent sound like Super German by the way😊

This look too similar like Pop OS' Desktop Mode using Gnome. I really don't like this design, much prefer the Windows 7 look on Cinnamon. But that's just me. Good Tutorial though

transparency not working sadly ..

what is it with people wanting to know the weather constantly, look outside !

So...basically how to turn Cinnamon into looking like Win11? Heh.

hey is that gnome? HAHAHAHA

thanks , that a good tutorial. My Linux look great

Great Video. Thank you!