[ssrock64]

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Ubuntu!
 

 

[manveru]

Yay! 

 

[ssrock64]

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Yay! 

I'm running GNOME 3 right now in Ubuntu, but I'm not sure if I like it better than the stock interface. I really liked the popup sidebar when it came out on 10.10 Netbook Edition, and I got used to it by the time I went to GNOME. Have you ever tried GNOME?

 

[manveru]

 
 

I'm running GNOME 3 right now in Ubuntu, but I'm not sure if I like it better than the stock interface. I really liked the popup sidebar when it came out on 10.10 Netbook Edition, and I got used to it by the time I went to GNOME. Have you ever tried GNOME?

 
 
Yes. I'm using Gnome Shell in that screenshot actually. The dock there on the left is Docky. I don't really like Unity at all myself. Ultimately neither is as configurable as Gnome 2 was, but there are new extensions coming out all the time and it keeps getting better. Plus it's so pretty! I'm a sucker for eye candy.

 

[Griffinhart]

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-- Griffinhart

 

[ssrock64]

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Yes. I'm using Gnome Shell in that screenshot actually. The dock there on the left is Docky. I don't really like Unity at all myself. Ultimately neither is as configurable as Gnome 2 was, but there are new extensions coming out all the time and it keeps getting better. Plus it's so pretty! I'm a sucker for eye candy.

Sorry, I didn't look close enough at your screenshot to notice that the bar on top was GNOME. I like the visual changes in 3, but as you said it's less configurable. I make do and adapt, though, and I like the way I have it better than plain 'ol Ubuntu. The sidebar was useful, but got annoying by randomly popping up or refusing to finish popping up at random points in time.
 

 

[manveru]

Yeah, I really think they shouldn't have rushed so much to release Unity. It's so rough around the edges still, I feel like I'm beta testing something when I use it rather than having a completed operating system ready for daily use. You could say the same about Gnome when it first came out, but at least Gnome was consistent and coherent.

 

[Redcarmoose]

I like to make my own desk top art from scratch.
 
 

 

[Griffinhart]

So, Dexpot 1.6 beta has (better) multimonitor support.
 
Including having different wallpapers on each monitor.
 
Let's do this.
 

Internet.
 

Working.
 

Gaming.
 

Miscellaneous.
 

Maintenance.
 
-- Griffinhart

 

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[Byakushiki]

Tricking out firefox a little bit. It's usually open anyways so it's basically my desktop 90% of the time.

 

[Griffinhart]

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Tricking out firefox a little bit.

Hah, I spent all of yesterday doing that, actually. Tweaked a few minor things, grabbed Ubiquity (apparently there's still support, albeit unofficially, for it in Fx8) and Vimperator so I can finally, finally go KB-only.

Now I just need to look into tweaking Ubiquity's skin...

-- Griffinhart
 

 

[autoteleology]

I updated my desktop to be a little less blah. The desktop glows when it is highlighted, and in general it's just a bit more colorful and refined.



And speaking of Firefox, I love Nightly. It fixed a whole bunch of problems that I was having with Firefox's stable builds.

 

[Griffinhart]

So instead of mucking around with Ubiquity, which has been pretty swiftly out-done by Vimperator, I messed around some more with my Firefox layout... it's so glorious, now.
 

 
It's also mouseless. Huzzray~
 
-- Griffinhart

 

[autoteleology]

How do you even read that text? o.O