Bojan, Bashing? One issue? No. >
That's definitely my perception. > I listed quite a number of things that I genuinely believe are not helpful, > starting with the fact that new and fallback mode behave in entirely > different ways. That one thing I have to give you. I haven't used fallback mode though; I tried but, probably because of a Fedora bug, my system still uses the shell; so I don't know how different they really are. > The other issues are connected to overview, which in theory looks nice, but > is *really* just another kiitchen sink thing. > What you mean there is "in theory looks nice, but *in my opinion* is really just another kitchen sink thing". > Gnome 3 *should* have applications button on the left of the panel (which > should be kept on top, like now, with an option to disappear for folks who > like that) that opens dash ribbon and other app icons/menu/search below. > Workspace switcher *should* be next to it, but it *should* be enhanced so > that a click to current space opens a ribbon of workspaces where windows can > be moved around from space to space etc. Workspaces *should* be static. > Smart taskbar (similar to W7 or using some new ideas) could be next to that. > Expose *should* be available on request. > What you mean there is "based on personal preference, I *would like* Gnome 3 to have an Applications button"... and so on. The fact that the Overview looks like a kitchen sink *to you* does not make it an objective truth. The fact that it bothers *you* to get it when you want to launch an app does not make it an objective issue for everyone. The fact that *you* prefer static workspaces does not mean that everyone does. I'm not sure I want to keep discussing this, since obviously it's not taking us anywhere. You have a strong opinion, so do I, and we're obviously not going to agree. The only thing I can ask from you is, please don't try to disguise your opinions as facts.
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