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> Then install another piece of software rather than the Gnome-branded software. Seriously. I've used GNOME since 2003, but these days I spend 95% of my time i
by technomancy 16y ago
> Then install another piece of software rather than the Gnome-branded software.
Seriously. I've used GNOME since 2003, but these days I spend 95% of my time in Emacs and Conkeror. I keep the panel around because the wifi widget is nice, and I use nautilus a couple of times a week for the few things that are awkward to do in a shell. But GNOME is nothing more than a starting point... a blank canvas.