I agree with you on Gnome 3's attitude - I know in design there's a point to be made for being bold, but I wish Gnome 3 had reconsidered. I know that this is p

I agree with you on Gnome 3's attitude - I know in design there's a point to be made for being bold, but I wish Gnome 3 had reconsidered. I know that this is probably me being old and resisting change, but: I switched to Mate (which is essentially Gnome 2) and I haven't looked back. For me, a Desktop Manager's job is getting out of my way, which is exactly what Gnome 2 achieved. Gnome 3, OTOH, often got in my way.