The Linux Mint Project today released the beta version of its next Linux Mint 19.3 Tricia distribution available in all official versions, including Cinnamon, MATE and Xfce.
Linux Mint 19.3 Tricia began development at the beginning of September and now has a public beta before its launch that is planned for later this month, just during the Christmas season.
Improvements in Linux Mint 19.3 Beta
Linux Mint 19.3 Beta enhancements include three new applications, Gnote as an application to take notes, replacing Tomboy, Drawing replacing GIMP and Celluloid as a replacement for Xplayer.
For all versions, Linux Mint 19.3 adds support for HiDPI with better icons in the system bar, clear flags in language settings and other tools, as well as improved screen savers and theme previews.
The reporting system has been improved for all editions and now a new icon is added in the system bar to inform users that they need to check some things, in addition to automatic detection of potential problems on the computer due to lack of codecs or drivers .
The language tool has been updated to allow users to select the time format and there is a new solution in the system bar that brings support for dark and light icons, support for multiple menus, native menus and more.
Linux Mint 19.3 Cinnamon, MATE and Xfce come with Cinnamon 4.4, MATE 1.22 and Xfce 4.14. You can download the beta versions on the official distribution page.
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