While those are a few recent changes, you can still make significant tweaks to customize your Cinnamon desktop to your needs.
There are no new enhancements to the MATE and XFCE desktop environments. However, you can see the XFCE 4.18 desktop version with the latest release.
Folders are the most common element used in Linux Mint. When using any Linux distro, you can see many colors that make your folder layout fancy and colorful. Thankfully, with Mint 21.2, this dream has come true, as you can use two-tone directory themes to enhance this whole section.
The beautiful color combination replaces the original striped version, adding subtle charm to the entire folder and icon combo. Several color combinations with new variations are available in this release.
The theme and desktop environment define the tooltip. Before that, most tooltips had a default yellow background and gray border. Due to a lack of aesthetics, the developers of Mint Victoria introduced consistency across the GTK and Cinnamon toolkits, making the tooltips larger and more rounded.
The increase in size and shape has made these fanciful features more noticeable, better emphasizing the content.
There are some notable changes in the software manager section in Linux Mint "Victoria." For example, the entire user interface has been overhauled, giving it a fresh look.
Also, you will notice the option to download the app via Flatpak. After all, Mint is the latest to join the list of Linux distributions that have adopted Flatpak.
If you're a Snap user, you have to put in extra effort to make structural changes before you can directly install and use Snap on Linux Mint. The inherent rating system adds efficiency to your app's layout, helping you make informed decisions.