Theme SpicesĬinnamon Theme Spices allow you to easily change the look and feel of your desktop. Each of these Spices comes with an interface in Cinnamon for finding, downloading, installing, and enabling your Cinnamon Spices. Cinnamon Spices come in four forms: Themes, Applets, Desklets, and Extensions. Cinnamon SpicesĬinnamon also features “Spices” that allow you to customize and tweak your desktop further. The Fedora 23 Cinnamon Desktop spin comes standard with a range of applications designed to get things done, including Firefox for browsing the internet, Thunderbird for email, the LibreOffice suite, Pidgin for instant messaging, and Hexchat for IRC. The built-in controls allow you to add new applets to the panels, and panels can also be easily resized and made to autohide.
You can add new panels and move items like the taskbar, clock, and applications menu to different locations and panels. The panels in the Cinnamon Desktop spin are also highly customizable using controls built in to the panel. Nemo features a compact view of files and folders in a directory, and also has the ability to display a treeview in the left side panel.Ĭinnamon, by default, also features a taskbar and applications menu at the bottom of the screen allowing you to easily browse the applications you have installed, and to view the applications you currently have open, and switch between them with the mouse. The Fedora 23 Cinnamon Desktop spin features Nemo as the default file browser, which is based off the GNOME file browser Nautilus, but with extra features and tweaks. The Cinnamon Desktop Spin also prides itself on being highly configurable by default with Cinnamon Spices, allowing you to easily customize your desktop with new themes, applets, desklets, and extensions. In addition to the applications it shares with Fedora Workstation, the Cinnamon Desktop Spin also ships with its own versions of some applications, including the Nemo file browser. The Fedora 23 Cinnamon Desktop Spin features version 2.8.3 of the Cinnamon Desktop which by default features a taskbar and applications menu at the bottom of the screen, and includes many applications that are also present in Fedora Workstation such as Firefox and Terminal.
Fedora 23 features the brand new Cinnamon Desktop Spin for users craving a more traditional user interface.
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