This update brings 168 new features and user-visible changes including better performance, support for AVIF/HEIF, and JXL formats, configurable dark mode, and more.įinally, Linux Mint will have support for HEIF and AVIF image files and Adobe Illustrator documents will be properly supported in Linux Mint’s home-grown document viewer, Xreader. Lefebvre said that this UI is “less discoverable for newcomers” but is cleaner and still intuitive. This means it will have a new interface that uses headerbars and buttons rather than toolbars and menu bars. The Pix image manager is based on gThumb and with Linux Mint 21.2, it’s being rebased on gThumb 3.12.2 from 3.2.8. The login screen’s optional on-screen keyboard, Onboard, is also now more configurable and the keyboard navigation on the login screen was improved allowing the arrow keys to be used to edit passwords. If you like using tap-to-click on your touchpad, this is now enabled on the login screen too. The indicator in the top-right corner, when clicked, will present a menu showing your default system layouts that you’ve chosen before, under those will be a more layouts option where you can access other supported layouts. In Linux Mint 21.2, users will be able to switch between keyboard layouts on the login screen.
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