I’ve been an advocate of change on the Linux desktop for some time—at
least until Ubuntu Unity came around. Once I started using Canonical’s
entry into the desktop space, the race (for me) was over. Unity was my
choice. I was fairly certain it would take a massive improvement on the
desktop to get me to move away from my default.
That improvement might have come along—with the number
3.16. I’m talking about GNOME. The latest iteration of what was once the
ruling king of the Linux desktop has made a strong case for wooing me
away from Unity.
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