The idea is that by dropping fallback, people can change gnome-panel and metacity as they wish. Meaning: making it work (and look) more like GNOME 2. I'm not s

The idea is that by dropping fallback, people can change gnome-panel and metacity as they wish. Meaning: making it work (and look) more like GNOME 2. I'm not sure if this is entirely feasible in practice. Actually fallback mode consist of various changes in loads of projects. I'm guessing it'll be broken pretty quickly in GNOME 3.7.x. The intention was still that you could still get a more GNOME 2 experience by not needing gnome-panel+metacity for fallback mode... but after all the investigations, not sure if that can still be achieved.