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Linux Mint announces two new desktop apps

Two new apps are coming to Linux Mint later this year: a new calendar and eBook reader. A redesigned document hub will also be included to make it easier to find and manage files on your device. The new apps are part of the distro-agnostic XApp Project family (which, incidentally, now has a shiny new website dressed in the Claude design aesthetic blanketing half the web these days). Clockenstien is Mint’s new Calendar app Clockenstein is Linux Mint’s new calendar app but, lest anyone scream in horror at the terrible name, the user-facing label is just Calendar. It replaces GNOME […]
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