GNOME Disk Utility 3.7.1 Features Lots of Improvements

The GNOME Disk Utility developers have announced earlier today, January 12, the immediate availability for download and testing of the GNOME Disk Utility 3.7.1 storage device management tool for the GNOME 3 desktop environment.
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GNOME 3: Lured into the hot corner

I get on any other computer, any other OS (even Windows and Mac OS), or any other desktop environment, and I find myself mousing into the top-left (or “hot”) corner to get my application panel and search/launching dialog. That works in GNOME 3. I do it all the time. You know what happens when you mouse into the corner in these other OSes/DEs (excepting Ubuntu’s Unity, which shares more technology with GNOME 3 than you might care to admit)? Nothing.
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What Linux Users Are Saying About GNOME In 2012 (Part 1)

With the 2012 GNOME User Survey now officially over, here’s the start of the results. In this posting are the first (of two) batches of feedback that users supplied while filling out the survey. This year there were 4,494 people participating in the annual yet independent GNOME survey. Of the nearly 4.5k respondents, 1,950 of them also provided feedback with this first batch consisting of the first one thousand responses. The results from the survey in full will also be published this week.
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What Linux Users Are Saying About GNOME In 2012 (Part 1)

With the 2012 GNOME User Survey now officially over, here’s the start of the results. In this posting are the first (of two) batches of feedback that users supplied while filling out the survey. This year there were 4,494 people participating in the annual yet independent GNOME survey. Of the nearly 4.5k respondents, 1,950 of them also provided feedback with this first batch consisting of the first one thousand responses. The results from the survey in full will also be published this week.
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How to easily install the very latest GNOME in any Distro with JHBuild

The point for having an upstream GNOME installation built from sources is if you are going to build an extension, a theme or a GTK App and take advantage of all the new features of next GNOME. However it is also useful if you want to help GNOME to get better by submitting bugs ..or it could be useful if you are just curious to see what’s coming next :) The tool for building GNOME is nothing else than JHBuild.
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Review: Linux Mint 14.1 “Nadia” MATE + GNOME 3/Cinnamon

The GNOME 3/Cinnamon edition is still too unstable. The MATE edition is much better than in version 13 LTS “Maya”, and I can now recommend it as much as I was past editions of Linux Mint with GNOME 2.
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Distribution Release: Toorox 11.2012 “GNOME”

Jörn Lindau has announced the release of Toorox 11.2012 “GNOME” edition, a Gentoo-based distribution and live DVD featuring the GNOME 3.6 desktop environment: “A new version of the GNOME edition is finished and is ready for download. It is based on the Linux kernel 3.5.7. This edition now….


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Fedora 18 KDE and GNOME preview

But now that a beta edition has been released, here are some screen shots from test installations of the KDE and GNOME 3 editions.
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GNOME Control Center 3.6 Available In The GNOME 3 PPA [Ubuntu 12.10]

GNOME Control Center 3.6 (along with GNOME Settings Daemon 3.6) has finally made it into the GNOME 3 PPA for Ubuntu 12.10. This was the last piece that was missing for Ubuntu 12.10 users to get a truly complete GNOME 3.6 experience.
Here’s what’s new in GNOME Control Center 3.6 (version in the PPA is 3.6.3) compared to the previous version available for Ubuntu 12.10 users (3.4.2):
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GNOME: Can this Linux desktop be saved?

After taking a design path that sent many of its users running to other desktops, GNOME seems to be giving its users what they want: a GNOME 2.x style desktop. But, is it too late? Will GNOME fans come back?
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A Screenshot Tour to Gnome Shell 3.7.2+Git

I was very optimistic about the potential of Gnome3 since the beginning ..but I couldn’t never imagine all these things that are happening in 3.8. Gnome 3.8 is above any expectation and that has mostly to do with the refreshed Shell and Gnome Control Center we will get. If Gnome Shell 3.6 was a good release, Gnome Shell 3.8 will be more than amazing!
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GNOME Shell 3.8 To Get A `Classic` Mode

Two weeks ago, we were telling you that the fallback mode will be dropped from GNOME 3.8 and that some extensions which provide a GNOME 2 like layout might be maintained by the GNOME developers for those who are used to the classic interface.
Well, it’s now official: a few GNOME Shell extensions which bring back some “classic” features will be supported by GNOME. Among the extensions included are: classic alt tab, task bar, min/max buttons and a main menu.
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