On Mon, 2011-06-06 at 15:50 +0100, Avi Greenbury wrote:
> gazz wrote: > > Unity is just too much like hard work IMHO! Thank God, apparently GNOME > > 3 is implemented in Oneiric so it'll be possible just to install GNOME. > > I'm intrigued by this. I've so far found that Unity breaks far fewer of > my assumptions and habits than Gnome3 does. The biggie with Gnome 3 for > is the workspace management, but the common criticisms apply to each - > neither has a wonderfully fast or easy menu and neither has much in the > way of configuration options. > > > I'll get the alpha and see how this goes soon . . . I'll give Unity > > another go but, really, so far it's really not working for me :( > > Ah yeah, I've been going back-and-forth for a bit - I spend just long > enough with one to forget all the niggly bits that irritated me about > the other and switch back. > > I suspect that once I've 'fixed' the workspaces in Gnome3 I'll stick > with it, but I'm still having trouble seeing the benefit of either over > Gnome 2. > > -- > Avi > Ah, dunno, haven't actually looked at Gnome 3 yet . . . if it's as bad as Unity - eeek! Paula
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