Cinnamon 3.8.8 release: Desktop Environment

First released in 2012, Cinnamon is a desktop environment developed by Linux Mint. It is based on GTK+ 3 and is available for use with the X Window System on any Linux or BSD distribution.

Features

• Compositing, transparency, and transition effects
• Fully configurable panels, main menu, launchers, window list, and system tray
• Panel applets
• Extensibility via themes

Cinnamon 3.8.8 released.

Changelog:

v(3.8.8) tara; urgency=medium

• [ Michael Webster ]
  * network applet: Initialize CinnamonNetworkApplet._updateFrequencySeconds before using in _periodicUpdateIcon.

v(3.8.7) tara; urgency=medium

• [ Michael Webster ]
  * spices: Remove support for installing/removing system-wide gsettings schemas.
• [ Matthias Gerstner ]
  * cinnamon-settings-users.py: fix symlink attack vulnerability

v(3.8.6) tara; urgency=medium

• * Revert “network applet: Fix typo with showing access points in certain instances -“
• * Revert “network applet: show the actual active connection’s signal strength”

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