I was experimenting with GNOME 3 over the weekend on my OpenSuSE 11.4 Desktop. First I tried the One-Click install which actually screwed up my desktop completely. After analyzing little more and studying various forums on the internet, I opted the 'zypper' approach which worked great for me.
I used the GNOME 3:Stable repository thru zypper to install GNOME 3 on my OpenSuSE desktop and this is what I got. It looks beautiful and appealing. My first experience has been pretty smooth. In minutes I was able to get my applications configured against the new scintillating desktop. My first view ... "GNOME 3 is a completely new approach to desktop users" - far better than Windows 7 and its predecessors. GNOME 3 is going to be default with next OpenSuSE community edition (after 11.4) - but I am taking an early look at it and is planning to file some defects to improve the desktop computing exprience.
If you are a serious desktop user, I urge you try this.....I am sure you would love it.
Kudos to the GNOME community !
I used the GNOME 3:Stable repository thru zypper to install GNOME 3 on my OpenSuSE desktop and this is what I got. It looks beautiful and appealing. My first experience has been pretty smooth. In minutes I was able to get my applications configured against the new scintillating desktop. My first view ... "GNOME 3 is a completely new approach to desktop users" - far better than Windows 7 and its predecessors. GNOME 3 is going to be default with next OpenSuSE community edition (after 11.4) - but I am taking an early look at it and is planning to file some defects to improve the desktop computing exprience.
If you are a serious desktop user, I urge you try this.....I am sure you would love it.
Kudos to the GNOME community !
What do you mean by "GNOME 3 is a completely new approach to desktop users" ? How is it better than older versions ?
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