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Actually still in Gnome 3... you just need to use the "advanced settings" tool. [I don't agree with all their choices of what to call an "advanced" setting, bu
by snogglethorpe 14y ago
Actually still in Gnome 3... you just need to use the "advanced settings" tool.
[I don't agree with all their choices of what to call an "advanced" setting, but I think it's appropriate classification in this case.]
- ch0wn 14y agoI know, and I'm using it for this, but the previous dialog was just way better and user-friendly. It had large previews and descriptions while the new tweak tool only has some uncommented options in a drop-down menu.