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Has anyone checked out the Gnome-Shell? its supposed to be the next big thing in the Gnome desktop...I tried to load it in Mandriva 2010 but the package manager is still a little buggy so I have to wait....
http://live.gnome.org/GnomeShell/Screenshots
http://live.gnome.org/GnomeShell
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God that looks to busy and big for me. I prefer the cleaness of Gnome.
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(11-12-2009, 11:34 PM)Aristotle Wrote: God that looks to busy and big for me. I prefer the cleaness of Gnome.
Well its going to be Gnome in one year...I think its going to be released in Sept of 2010
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I think this looks cool. I'll wait too for a full install, however, given that you are right about it being buggy.
It seems it highlights usability for an office worker (unlikely to have a porn pic or two in the Recent Documents area). I'd probably stick with Gnome standard myself (I'm sure this will be possible). For one thing, I like to turn off the Recent Documents which sort of makes that bit useless for me. Plus, I put the apps I use most often on the panel as icons anyway, so it's quicker than having to click a menu first.
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Does Linux have a spotlight alternative? - I can just type any document/application/contact/song/movie.etc into Spotlight and it'll find it for me; better than this gnome-shell garbage.
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Ah yeah, I forgot about Beagle.