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Did you meant to write “pretty close to GNOME 2”? Either way, it doesn't really matter. RHEL 6 was released in 2010 with a traditional menu for starting applic
by fweimer 3y ago
Did you meant to write “pretty close to GNOME 2”?
Either way, it doesn't really matter. RHEL 6 was released in 2010 with a traditional menu for starting applications, long after the alleged cutoff date that, according to the article, should have made this impossible.