I really hate nit picking on open-source software, but... Gnome 3.X is without a doubt one of the worst pieces of UI design I have ever spotted (KDE 4 included). Almost everything looks like it was done by someone that does not have the slightest clue. It's sad, Clearlooks on Gnome 2 was quite good.
Hands-on: GNOME 3.4 arrives, introducing significant design changes
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Re: Hands-on: GNOME 3.4 arrives, introducing significant design changes
#42No title bars when maximized, and menus in the top panel? They should seriously consider merging back with Unity. > Windows are maximized by default Thanks again for catering to tablet users at the cost of the rest of us! How many times do we need to remind these people that there is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all user interface?
Re: Hands-on: GNOME 3.4 arrives, introducing significant design changes
#43Earlier quoted context omitted.
gnome 3 works that way now too, it is one of my favorite changes :) (even though it gets the most hate)
I do miss cmd-`, toggle through currently focused app windows from Mac, one of the few features that I did not get in my switch to Fedora 3 years ago. Of course, so much more was gained, the point of no return has long been reached ;-) Now the question, to Gnome 3 or not to Gnome 3? Am I going to freak out as a gnome-do + compiz + dual monitor (laptop + external) user, or, with time, one adjusts, and, like an arrange…
Re: Hands-on: GNOME 3.4 arrives, introducing significant design changes
#441994 called, they'd like their directory icons back.