24 Dec
2011
24 Dec
'11
11:56
On Sat, 24 Dec 2011 16:30:59 +0100, Carlos E. R. wrote:
Change is difficult. But things change. <shrug>
Yes, that's a good feature. But I can not order them in a matrix with
rows and columns, as I do in G2.
For me, I don't need a matrix, but that's me.
Well, like I
said, it's a good thing there are options, then, isn't it?
It doesn't speak well of gnome if people that have been using it for a
more than a decade have to migrate. Some programs I don't know the calling name. And
others I have to use
long lines with options. Here (G2) I have an applet that shows a list of
the previously used commands. That applet exists in fallbackmode in G3.
Why not in full G3 mode? I don't understand why I can not add applets.
I'll admit that the command history is something I would like to see come
back. Seems like a good feature request to make of the GNOME 3 team.
I have only two workspaces, and I have not seen yet
how to add more (I
work with 12 in this machine running G2).
In G3, workspaces are dynamic. Drag a window to an empty workspace,
and a new one opens up. I *really* like that. But who defines what is constructive criticism? If
when I start to talk
I'm accused of being a troll? :-/
Did I accuse you of being a troll? No. You're discussing specifics.
You didn't just say "GNOME 3 is stupid!" and walk away.
I have often, over the years, asked questions about
how to do things in
gnome, and more often than not, they go unanswered. Do we have to
aggressively rant in the wrong list to get explanations on how to do
things, to get the help I need?
No - it does in fact help to ask in the right place. :)
Jim
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