> Am I the only one here not hating Gnome 3? I hate more those traditional > windows 95 legacy desktops. They are so freaking ankward after you have > got used to Gnome 3.
Initially I disliked Gnome Shell. Then I started using it for a while and changed my mind. Unfortunately I had to stop using it on my laptop because the onboard Nvidia graphics card causes graphical corruption that eventually crashes the whole desktop. After going through many extensions to see what would be interesting, I eventually ended up just hiding the top panel and working without any distractions. Besides that, I personally don't really care about what is going on nor is there anything considerably ground-breaking in Shell that I use. Despite people saying that Shell is touch-bound or requires many more clicks to do things, I actually found the opposite. I use the keyboard more with (default) Shell than I do with (default) Classic or with (default) Gnome 2. And that is a good thing. -- Morne Alberts
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