Originally posted by Gusar
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Well, Cinnamon might have some Gnome 3 tools ; my Mate desktop has gnome-disks which is a Gnome 3 CSD application.
Other examples of GTK3 applications with traditional GUI are Audacious and Deadbeef audio players (the latter allows choice between GTK3 and GTK2. I believe it defaults to GTK2...)
For some applications, I have to go and check from the command line (e.g. look at dependencies) to know if they run gtk2 or gtk3, since this isn't very obvious.
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