- mintInstall (Software Center) sometimes seems to have crashed. It doesn’t react to mouse clicks. After waiting for maybe 1 minute it started working again. In my case this happened after typing one single letter into the search field.
- the audio input level monitor in the cinnamon version does not work (light up), whereas it does in the gnome version. Actually, if I look very closely it seems that one of the vertical bars may light up, but it is incredibly hard to see.
- My keyboard freezes up when I try using the Super key too often (or Ctrl+Super, as I like to use for mintMenu). When it happens, it seems to think I always have Ctrl pressed down, and trying to use any command that calls `gksu` will cause `gksu` to mention being unable to detect my keyboard.
- In accessibility, enable OSK and click on MintMenu. Any attempt to enter text into the MintMenu search will close the menu and OSK
- Since the new “mintsources” does not show a list of the “Official” repos, the Medibuntu repos entries are no longer shown anywhere in “mintsources” even though it’s there and enabled. Unfortunately, the “Medibuntu” download server is frequently off-line preventing a complete refresh of the package cache when opening MintUpdate. Now there’s no way to open Software Sources (mintsources) and un-check the Medibuntu repositories as it is not listed, you have to manually edit your source file to disable it.
Change #load-module module-alsa-sink to load-module module-alsa-sink device=hw:3,7 and sound worked in my HDMI connections!
- mate-keybinding-properties does not run
- There is still no EFI El-Torito booting entry in the ISO file. It can be verified by using “dumpet -i the_64_bit_cd_image.iso” against Mint and Ubuntu. The Ubuntu ISO contains two booting entry, with PlatformId 0×00 for X86 BIOS and 0xef for EFI. So it can be burned to a DVD and boot off a UEFI machine. But Mind only has 0×00, so it only boots off BIOS(or CSM for UEFI) but not UEFI. I think it’s not difficult to add the UEFI booting entry just like Ubuntu when building the 64 bit ISO file.
- Caja: I UNchecked “Browse media when inserted” and CHECKED “Never prompt or start programs on media insertion” but nothing changed; the moment I insert a USB drive, any mountable volume on it is automatically mounted.
- 2 versions of grub2-efi in mint-local-repository
- ubiquity not hacked to install local grub2-efi yet (EFI install only works when live session is online)
- Nemo: when the breadcrumb is full, and you use the back button to show the start of it.. the forward button doesn't do anything so you can't get back to the end. Also, the last two items on the first page are not clickable.
- Calendar events - similar to KDE's implementation [lockjs]
- Configurable color schemes for themes
- Upgrade Menu applet with mintMenu features (highlight new apps, install/remove apps, search the Web) [clem]
- Rethink Cinnamon 2D, fallback to a non-shadow CPU-less intensive session in software rendering mode and/or Muffin/OpenBox (whatever happens, the user should know he's not running the "real" Cinnamon, he should be told why, and he should find himself with a working WM (even a minimalistic one like OpenBox)).
- Use bumpmaps, make them optional, make compositing optional if possible
