There are some amazing tools in Linux Mint, that should be in ubuntu.
For example, mintDesktop, it gives the possiblity to Add/Remove the desktop icons, without running the gconf-editor.
Another usefull tool is mintUpdate, which gives to the user the possibility to choose the updates by rating. I mean, a kernel update is highly rated (as critical), and some firefox plugin lowly.
mintInstall allows to search a package in diverse sites like getdeb, the APT repositories, and (in a future) Linspire/Freespire's CnR. That's usefull when you don't find an App in the Add/Remove menu or via Synaptic.
mintWifi, to configure a Wireless lan
Another great thing is the possibility of uninstall an aplication by right-cliking it. Like mintMenu will have in the next Linux Mint release.
