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Exploring the new Gnome desktop

New Generation: Gnome 3

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The new Gnome desktop offers a simpler work environment – once you become accustomed to the new navigation tools.

With nine years of exhaustive development and fixes for Gnome 2.x, developers have finally unveiled a new release. The brand new Gnome 3 includes several new features and a completely rewritten toolkit. A new Gnome Shell offers a more unobstructed desktop experience. The Gnome developers have placed the emphasis on eliminating hassle and clutter.

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  • GNOME 3

    For me the new GNOME 3 was nothing but Joy It was so great that I switched from KDE and could never be happier. It looks better, it works better and it offers a lot more than any other desktop I've used.

  • GNOME 3 = pain

    For me the new GNOME 3 was nothing but a lot of pain and trouble. It was such an annoyance that I switched to KDE and could never be happier. It looks better, it works better and it offers a lot more than any other desktop I've used.
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