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My experiences have been completely opposite. Didn't GNOME 3 just silently go into fallback mode? I've been running Fedora 16 beta VM's for many weeks (on VMw
by rjbond3rd 15y ago
My experiences have been completely opposite. Didn't GNOME 3 just silently go into fallback mode? I've been running Fedora 16 beta VM's for many weeks (on VMware and VirtualBox running on a Linux host).
- leif 15y agoIt does go silently into fallback mode and it looks awful (IMHO). If I remember correctly, so does non-fallback mode though. My problem is mostly with the fact that make and gcc are not installed on a Linux system by default, and that the software installer just hangs and offers no explanation.
- rjbond3rd 15y agoNot to belabor this, but if during installation you choose "Graphical Desktop" (or are using a LiveCD) then dev tools like gcc, make etc. are not installed. (Choose "Software Development" instead and they would be.) Sorry to hear that the installer hung though! I have not experienced that, and I'm on my 20th Fedora 16 install.