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I think GNOME has a pretty good user experience. It's very mac like with actual window management rather than drag drop and stay right there. Although the cinna
by Something1234 8y ago
I think GNOME has a pretty good user experience. It's very mac like with actual window management rather than drag drop and stay right there. Although the cinnamon desktop feels very close to windows.
- Drybones 8y agoGNOME 3 has come a long way from it's initial release. It's still quite inconsistent in how application menu options are presented, what window decor buttons are displayed, the light and dark decor options. Plus the top bar is not great with the middle clock display by default and the lock screen is still quite annoying. I've always preferred Unity's Gnome 3 fork over Gnome 3. The changed Canonical has made to their Gnome 3 version post-Unity is nice, but it feels like a step back still. The right menu stuffs a lot of things into a giant menu item and multiple drop downs. The apps menu is a graphically intensive animation and the layout could be utilized better. Among other things of course.
- type0 8y agoFor a new and non techy users it isn't at all. Hidden menus, undiscoverable features that you would need to read a lengthy manual to find out. Even the simplest stuff need extensions and they still keep removing things from the core.