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I don't think it's rare to prefer GNOME 3 over GNOME 2; in fact, I would wager that that is the majority opinion. By the way, I find it even faster to launch a

I don't think it's rare to prefer GNOME 3 over GNOME 2; in fact, I would wager that that is the majority opinion. By the way, I find it even faster to launch apps by pressing the Super (Windows) key and typing the app name. For example, you can press [Super] [t] [e] [Enter] to launch a GNOME Terminal instance. Just my 2c :)

nu11ptr 4y ago
I really shouldn't focus on speed. I start my apps and then let them run for a month or more (or whenever I reboot to for kernel patches), so it is more about annoyance than speed (and I've always found "start menus" annoying), so I've never bothered to figure out the keyboard shortcuts :-)