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Test Gnome on Ubuntu and Rescue Back

  • Post author: Omid Farhang
  • Post published: February 9, 2017
  • Reading Time: 2 min
  • Word Count: 403 words

How it started A few days ago I just decided to give my Ubuntu a new look and experience. I thought KDE is not in a good situation and maybe Gnome 3 is a better option than Unity. The easiest option to try Gnome on Ubuntu (Without a clean install of OS) is to install it as a package: 1 sudo apt-get install ubuntu-gnome-desktop During the install process it asks for Display Manager, you have options to choose, gdm and lightdm, since I want to try Gnome, I select gdm: ...

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GNOME Developers Attack Canonical’s Ubuntu Decision

  • Post author: Omid Farhang
  • Post published: October 29, 2010
  • Reading Time: 3 min
  • Word Count: 608 words

Many Ubuntu users will undoubtedly have strong opinions on Canonical’s recent proposal to replace the GNOME desktop with Unity in the Ubuntu 11.04 release. But for the programmers behind GNOME, one of the open-source community’s most important projects, the announcement might prove to be even more upsetting. Jon McCann, lead designer for GNOME Shell, recently shared his thoughts on this topic with us–and he was none too charitable in his comments on Canonical. Read on for details. ...

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