Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 21st Sep 2007 14:45 UTC, submitted by thebluesgnr
"OpenSUSE has been driving innovation on the Linux desktop, and in today's serial we'll be discovering just what has been happening on the GNOME front. Among other things, openSUSE 10.3 is set to contain, and be among the very first to have, the new GNOME 2.20. We'll see what new things you can expect from this version, what additional polish openSUSE brings to the desktop, and finally we'll be talking to JP Rosevear, an openSUSE and GNOME developer, to find out a little more."
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"I think Amarok is a piece of shit in-terms of Ui design"
Care to give even one concrete example backing that up?
I'm finding it a bit hard to figure out what this "one button that does everything I want" would be vs. the "3 that basically the same thing" in Amarok - unless you've somehow merged play, pause and next...
Back on topic, that SUSE design is nice. My only minor nitpick would be to lose the brackets on the taskbar - they're just distracting noise.