The Best Features Of GNOME In 2012

1301: Minimal use of screen real estate

1302: Stability & Integrity

1303:

1304: Compatiblility with non-GNOME apps and environments

1305: panel, shortcuts on the desktop

1306: a true taskbar at the bottom of the screen

1307: task bar

1308: nautilus, gnome-background, gnome-games

1309: window picker, app search

1310: search function

1311: Search, Notificationss

1312: metacity, gnome-terminal, gedit, nautilus

1313: message tray area in bottom

1314: multiple separate desktops on multiple screen. gone with 2.x

1315: Nautilus having been a feature full/rich file manager

1316: UI corner actions

1317: not so special

1318: The search

1319: UI, Evolution, Terminal

1320: alt tab

1321: dockbar;notification hiden bar

1322: I can configure looks & behaviour.

1323: does not consume much resources(gnome2)

1324: App bar

1325: easy to use (and configure)

1326: desktop session saving

1327: hot corner

1328: search and display of windows

1329: Customization. GNOME is becoming a one trick dog, with no way to customize anything.

1330: Desktop icons

1331: gnome classic

1332: Not looking like gnome2.x

1333: external monitors

1334: Clasic Gnome 2 Desktop

1335: Nautilus extensions, Highly configurable panel, Applets

1336: hot corner, shell search, keybord shortcuts

1337: Look and feel

1338: i'm not attached to any specific feature

1339: Windows overview

1340: Screw you, Michael.

1341: Classic Gnome 2x mode

1342: Chat in the notifications.

1343: the shell

1344: week of the year in the calendar (via gnome-tweak-tool), OpenGL 1.4 Support

1345: (relative) simplicity and performance

1346: simplicity, speed

1347: I like how gnome3 doesn't botther me with fancy things while I am concentrated in my work.

1348: Power interface, configuration options for multimonitor.

1349: gedit, nautilus, evince

1350: empathy notification-answer integration; tracker and zeitgeist is useless for me

1351: Workspace management

1352: Activities system

1353: shell search, dynamic workspaces, hot corner

1354: Multiple desktops

1355: superkey+type few character+return to run program

1356: hot corner, type to search.

1357: Multi Desktop

1358: tabbed file browsing in Nautilus

1359: Top-left hotcorner for launching/changing apps

1360: application menu bar

1361: social integration

1362: window management

1363: All of them :)

1364: Gnome shell

1365: Component integration

1366: keyboard integration

1367: GOA, Activities, Notifications

1368: Google account integration

1369: Type and start apps

1370: applications menu, full featured nautilus

1371: hibernation, file type assignments, gnome 2 shell

1372: GNOME Disk Utility, Nautilus, GNOME Shell

1373: none in particular

1374: Shutdown, Restart, Traditional desktop, Minimize/Maximize buttons

1375: compiz compatibility

1376: Virtual Desktops

1377: network manager

1378: The new way of doing things. I hated the old GNOME. The new one is sooo much faster

1379: Meta key

1380: Nautilus Features

1381: gnome fallback/traditional desktop and a feature complete file manager

1382: Older style desktop

1383: gnome-documents, gnome-online-accounts

1384: Super Key

1385: usage of full-screen for elements like activities menu and modern approach to usability

1386: A lot :)

1387: Too late. They already went away.

1388: A sane desktop, but thats gone!

1389:

1390: The desktop, fallback mode, multiple taskbars

1391: normal desktop interface

1392: easy keybinding configuration, eaysy bluetooth and VPN support.

1393: Simple look

1394: it's look like pad

1395: Shell Search

1396: interface with activities

1397: extension and compatibility between versions

1398: App hotcorner, same default theme across the board, it's not driver specific(to an extent).

1399: Activities thingy

1400: window managment, great!