The new init ('systemd') might have something to do with the improved startup
speed. Also, if you don't like gnome-shell, you can always use fallback mode,
which does a great job of maintaining the look while being functionally similar
to gnome2. This is my experience having tested it with arch yesterday.
-aaron
>>
>> My Fedora 15 is the new Beta version, just released two or three days ago.
>>
>> It appears faster in startup and that may be because I have fewer
>> applications therein.
>>
>> I guess I am an old dog and I have problems learning new tricks. Perhaps it
>> just takes me a few hours extra to be convinced.
>>
>> Thanks again, I will explore when wife watches her American Idol show.
>>
>> Regards
>>
>>
>>
>>
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>>
>> Regards
>>
>>
>> Leslie
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Given I could not find the man or help information, how does one switch to the
fallback mode? I did not see it mentioned in my searches.
I installed Gnome Tweaker, and did not see a parameter setting that would show
me desktops or how to perform a fallback.
Any info as to app name or if I did not download the correct tweaker software
would help me.
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