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Feature: A shiny new ornament for your Linux lawn: Ars reviews GNOME 3.0
Posted by Philipp Esselbach on: 04/06/2011 10:04 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]
Ars Technica published a review on GNOME 3.0
The developers behind the GNOME project have announced the official release of GNOME 3.0, a significant redesign of the open source desktop environment. The update introduces a new desktop shell that offers a streamlined window management workflow and a more modern look and feel. The new version also represents a major architectural overhaul, with many important enhancements to the GNOME platform's technical underpinnings.
The effort to deliver GNOME 3.0 has a long history. It took the developers years to reach a consensus about how to proceed with the new version, and years more to implement it. The protracted development period has largely paid off in stability and coherence. It's fit for duty out of the starting gate, though there is still plenty of room for further improvement.
The effort to deliver GNOME 3.0 has a long history. It took the developers years to reach a consensus about how to proceed with the new version, and years more to implement it. The protracted development period has largely paid off in stability and coherence. It's fit for duty out of the starting gate, though there is still plenty of room for further improvement.
Feature: A shiny new ornament for your Linux lawn: Ars reviews GNOME 3.0
