Like Ubuntu's Unity, GNOME 3 has been controversial, at least in part because of its use of mobile-inspired design elements. That, of course, is a big part of what inspired the Linux Mint project to launch its hybrid Cinnamon option.
Still, there's no denying that GNOME 3 has taken many steps forward since its original release, including more options for tweaking it. If you want to give GNOME 3.4 a try, you can download it for free from the project site.
8 comments
6 comments
6 comments
2 comments
2 comments
BY THE NUMBERS: Cloud computing
CAREER: Top cloud jobs
MANAGEMENT: Cost battle: Cloud computing vs. in-house IT
REVIEW: 4 killer cloud IDEs
DEVELOPMENT: When to use cloud platforms vs. dedicated servers
SLIDESHOW: Top 10 cloud tools for IT pros
White Paper
White Paper
See more White Papers | Webcasts
ITworld Answers helps you solve problems and share expertise. Ask a question or take a crack at answering the new questions below.
