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I regret F15
gnome-tweak-tools does not fix the fact that gnome 3 is meant for the tiniest netbooks. I've been using Fedora since the first version and after a few days of daily F15 usage I think gnome 3 was the biggest mistake ever made by Fedora. They should have at least waited for gnome 3.2 because 3.0 is raw and buggy, that is, if they are really determined to marginalize the big screen user.
I think Fedora 14 for now is my best option. And after that only KDE/Xfce/LXDE.Last edited by Kakao; 31 May 2011, 01:34 PM.
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Originally posted by kraftman View PostSeriously, even Canonical didn't pick up the gs, so there's a little chance it will get to wider audience.
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Originally posted by Lattyware View PostOn my Desktop PC, Gnome-shell crashes every time I launch it, it simply can't handle my triple monitor setup.
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Originally posted by kraftman View PostIt's definitely not for newbies. I don't know for who the gs is.
GS is pretty easy to use the it had problems especially if you want to do things in different ways.
Best/liam
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Originally posted by kraftman View PostGnome3 is right here, so the 'future' is here, too. Worried? :> Seriously, even Canonical didn't pick up the gs, so there's a little chance it will get to wider audience.
I think the reason we some mudslinging going on here is because there are people who feel threatened by GNOME 3, fearing that their beloved KDE is going to be even further marginalized.
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Those of you who are saying "real work" (as opposed to ivory tower happy sleep dream time play hour that those of us who is GS must be engaged in) are being both elitist and myopic. Because you can't use it no one can. QED. Obviously that follows!
GS has been stable for me as long as I use the oss drivers.
Various extensions (not simply the official ones) let you change so very much.
Now here is a concern of mine: the giant list of huge icons is a bad way to list applications. For one people generally know what they want to do but not the name of the application that does it (unless it's a primary app for them). The paradigm doesn't scale. Add fifty or sixty apps and it I simply a mess. A favorites section along with categories (but not as implemented) is a better solution.
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