On Fri, Apr 27, 2012 at 8:40 AM, surma <su...@hot.ee> wrote: > That messed up my hands and I can't use mouse. > That is why I liked gnome 2, everything could be done > without mouse. >
And the same is true for Gnome3 - to navigate to an application, you can use <super> <ctrl>PgDown <tab> (<tab> | <shift><tab> | <arrow keys>) (or <super> <ctrl><alt><tab>, select "Applications", (<tab> | <shift><tab> | <arrow keys>)) Though generally "<super>appname<enter>" is a lot faster. Maake it so, under gonf-editor you can choose the layout of the menu. > I encourage you to give the normal Gnome3 experience another shot (personally I actually consider it more keyboard-friendly than Gnome 2), but if you insist, you can force fallback mode (at least for now): System Settings -> Details -> Graphics -> Forced Fallback Mode Regards, Florian
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