The Best Features Of GNOME In 2012
301: favorites menu, notifications
302: Interface is really good.
303: multiple workspaces
304: starting/searching apps in the shell using a (hardware) keyboard
305: nautilus, gnome-keyring
306: dash, notificaton-area, extensions, empathy integration, calendar integration, themes, the way of working with desktops
307: new dash, global search
308: The best thing in GNOME 3 is the window selector, putting the (mouse in the top left), and UNITY for me is fat, ugly and non user friendly
309: global multimedia keys
310: staying away from DBUS, draging an image onto nautilus without pressing ctrl
311: probably the dynamic desktops
312: Fallback mode
313: activities as new way of switching windows (opposed to old task bar paradigm)
314: Nautilus audio preview that was lost.
315: Exposé and the dash
316: Panels, Desktops
317: Access to remote filesystems with gvfs, advanced options in networkmanager
318: Fallback session
319: Dual pane mode in Nautilus
320: its look and feel
321: window management (none of this windows 8-style full screen apps please!)
322: virtual desktops. mission control.
323: apt-get install
324: If there's something better (faster, less memory usage, efficient, ...), feel free to replace! But don't take away any features... :(
325: I really love the way that the overview works,
326: Static workspace on second monitor.
327: Fallback mode
328: Minimize/Maximize buttons
329: hot corner, shell search
330: categories for finding things easily
331: The snazy window managment
332: The Shell comes really in handy
333: Usability -- but it's already gone.
334: Stable incremental updates
335: Minimalism, virtual desktops,
336: hot corner
337: Everything that's already there
338: A app dock show in destop for quick access
339: Visual simplicity, window management, search, extensions, themes are css
340: Sloppy focus.
341: Don't make apps less usable for desktop users. nautilus, gedit, gnome-office, empathy
342: notify location is foolish, it's better to relocate to top
343: visible applet icons, shortcuts and 1 click window management
344: visible applet icons, shortcuts and 1 click window management
345: Calendar, Nautilus, Desktop, Taskbar, Window Min/Max
346: have multiple windows on screen
347: Compiz compatibility
348: Gnome Shell, extensions
349: visible applet icons, shortcuts and 1 click window management
350: Nautilus, Window Manager, Gnome-Terminal
351: Nothing specific comes to mind.
352: Activities OverView
353: minimalism, simplicity, beauty, same look and feel all around the desktop environment
354: Plug-ins that modify how the desktop works
355: Zeitgeist, Failback
356: Gnome classic / 2D version
357: Configurable panels
358: general layout of the desktop
359: Search, Notifications, Extensions,
360: Application, Places, System top panel
361: terminal start scripts
362: auto search while typing
363: gnome shell extensions
364: VISIBLE RUNNING TASKS
365: fallback gnome-panel
366: docks + sensors (cpu freq, sysmon, sys temp)
367: Perhaps ... Google account intergration
368: keyboard shortcuts
369: the exposé / window picker mode
370: Nautilus, Gedit, GNOME Terminal
371: Desktop Icons
372: top left hot coner - it's fast; evolution; nautilus; rhythmbox
373: Gnome 2.32 options
374: classic desktop, panel applets, metacity
375: The search buttons for Wikipedia and Google are a nice feature.
376: cutting features from Nautilus was a dealbreaker for me
377: launcher, extensions
378: Searching in Activities view
379: fallback mode
380: choice, gtk3 needs independance
381: none (answered hoping they dont remove EVERYTHING :) )
382: integrated chat
383: GNOME 2 Notification Area
384: multiple desktops
385: gnome-shell, super key binding, adwaita theme
386: application categories
387: Mouse based interface
388: rightclick everywhere (touch devices have this 'keep your finger pressed to bring rightclick options'
389: Evolution mail
390: Gnome Fallback mode
391: Fallback mode
392: Gnome Shell
393: App launcher menu
394: I rely on extensions to make gnome3 look like gnome2; I want gnome-shell to go away
395: I never took up GNOME 3 because it was not possible to have a 3x3 grid of workspaces
396: Workspace, Expo
397: 2d virtual desktops (fixed positions), taskbar, window manager options like always on workspace and always on top.
398: Network manager. Better than kde
399: tranditional desktop *functions*
400: Split view in nautilus