dave wrote:Mate and cinnamon are the solutions.
tarazed wrote:GNOME Classic fits the bill. Need to figure out how to make sessions persistent across boots.
mriccardo wrote:almost everything that is new, dislike or suffer some kind of resistance occurred with kde and gnome now, I particularly like the gnome3, you can easily add extensions that can help you improve productivity, visit https://extensions.gnome.org, live in the past is museum with all due respect, we must always adapt/suit the new interfaces and technologies.
MrBeauregard wrote:funny, I've always believed that the world is what we make of it.
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I'm currently using Xfce with albatross theme and you know what, it looks like gnome 2 wihout any ristrictions (gnome3)
wobo wrote:MrBeauregard wrote:funny, I've always believed that the world is what we make of it.
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I'm currently using Xfce with albatross theme and you know what, it looks like gnome 2 wihout any ristrictions (gnome3)
There, you say it yourself. There's always the main stream of innovations and evolution. If you don't want to follow this there is mostly a way to stick to something you don't want to change.
Nobody is forced to have an automobile and use it. There's always the option to go on with horse&carriage.
If you don't want to use Gnome3 and the gnome-shell, you are not forced to use it. But you have to accept reality (like "we do not have manpower enough to keep 2 versions alive").
MrBeauregard wrote:I'm sorry, but that's your opinion?
You really think you're right about that, I mean a guy with over 1200 posts...interesting insight of participation in a forum!
MrBeauregard wrote:of course you never wrote that, but you said I'm "not allowed" to criticize gnome 3 because I don't have to use it.
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