Introduction to Gnome 3
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Introduction to Gnome 3
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Re: Introduction to Gnome 3
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#3It's a shame, I think Gnome-Shell looks cool and I think GNOME3 brings a lot of UI/UX changes that have been needed for a while, but they're not doing themselves any favors giving the actual appearance a real chance to shine. The "GNOME" default icons are a pity, too.
edit, I guess it's not Metacity any longer... Mutter.
Re: Introduction to Gnome 3
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#5As said before, the theme and icons are really really lacking. I'm sure however that it will work great (and look great after some modifications like adding the Ubuntu font and Faenza Icons).
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#6From the Try It link (http://www.gnome3.org/tryit.html):
GNOME 3 is under active development and will not be completed until April 2010. We hope to be able to provide live USB images really soon. Watch this space!
Re: Introduction to Gnome 3
#7Is this information still relevant? From the Try It link ( http://www.gnome3.org/tryit.html ): GNOME 3 is under active development and will not be completed until April 2010. We hope to be able to provide live USB images really soon. Watch this space!
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#8Seriously? Since when Beauty is that top priority for GUI? Usability, Gnome, Usability!
Re: Introduction to Gnome 3
#9I'm sorry, but that Metacity theme and even the GTK+ theme are really lacking. They lack the polish that Meerkat's Ambiance theme has (everytime I post a screenshot of stock 10.10 I get comments asking what the themes are). It's a shame, I think Gnome-Shell looks cool and I think GNOME3 brings a lot of UI/UX changes that have been needed for a while, but they're not doing themselves any favors giving the actual appea…
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#10>Simply Beautiful? Seriously? Since when Beauty is that top priority for GUI? Usability, Gnome, Usability!
With OS X and Windows, I add the extraneous stuff - it doesn't come pre-installed and pre-enabled.
I'll stick w/XFCE, thanks. It's based on Gnome, but it doesn't have the cruft.