Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 6th Apr 2011 17:50 UTC, submitted by Cytor
The day is finally here, the day that the GNOME team releases GNOME 3.0, the first major revision of the GNOME project since 2002. Little of GNOME 2.x is left in GNOME 3.0, and as such, you could call it GNOME's KDE4. We're living in fortunate times, what, with two wildly divergent open source desktops.
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Member since:2005-11-22
Come on. I have already said that Though I guess there should be differences beyond them, until I try it out I cannot tell.. What I meant was that unless I try I cannot judge. and I know that. Still I could feel a bit what the experience would be like, with those videos and screenshots.
However, even they might not do full justice, if it doesn't do at all then no point of putting up screenshots or videos in the first place!
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2005-06-29
The videos and screenshots don't do GNOME Shell justice. You have to use it, for at least 2 weeks, to appreciate the fact that its experience is unique among desktop environments.
Edited 2011-04-07 00:03 UTC