2011/10/12 Joe Wulf <joe_w...@yahoo.com> > I second what Sam has said. > > GNOME3 has generated some backlash with its way of working---and not been > clearly/fully documented such that the preponderance of users can 'get it'. > > R, > -Joe > > ------------------------------ > *From:* Sam Varshavchik <mr...@courier-mta.com> > *To:* Community support for Fedora users <users@lists.fedoraproject.org> > *Sent:* Tuesday, October 11, 2011 6:15 PM > *Subject:* Re: No, I don't want to maximize my window > > If you want this new UI behavior, that's fine, and I could even deal with > it being the default desktop configuration, requiring me to turn it off > somewhere. > > But just forcibly enabling it, by default, and giving me no visible > configuration setting to turn it off, anywhere, and forcing me to root > around with gconf-editor – this is just rude. > > Or, perhaps all the missing UI configuration settings: this one, focus > autoraise, and others – perhaps there just wasn't enough time to add the UI > for these settings, and Gnome 3 replaced Gnome 2 before it was fully cooked. > > Whatever the case may be, I just hope that the “we know best, so here's the > UI and you're going to like it, because we do, and you won't have any > alternatives” meme will not survive. > > > Hi, in my opinion, Larry is right : the question must be addressed to the Gnome dev team. But, as long time Fedora / RedHat user, I must agree with Sam : Fedora *MUST* be filled by default with all the gnome-shell* / gconf* stuff. To much time spent looking around to customize my desktop
-- Alessandro Brezzi
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