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Google said:
How are you liking Gnome 3? Gnome has been my favourite Linux desktop environment so I've been trying it out for a few weeks now and haven't liked it. It's a bit buggy and I don't like some things about the interface. To me it feels like it's in beta. I'm switching back to Unity on Ubuntu soon because I actually liked Unity a lot. Unity behaves a lot like Windows 7's taskbar (which I love) and is even more spacious.
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I spent a good 5 hours tweaking it to my liking. So far I don't like it, but I think it has potential. I'm hoping they will add the usual panel items like a main menu. I use Unity on my netbook and absolutely love it. I may switch over to that. Gnome 3 seems to be lacking so many features; I would say it's definitely beta. There are very few extensions available for it, so I might try and create some before I give up on it.
 
Here's mine for the moment: a John Lennon picture I very much like. As you can probably tell by the image ratio, I'm currently kicking it old skool with one of the old CRT screens I have lying around. :)
 
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It's a cropped portion of this image that was released by ESO on August 3:

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Aillas said:
Looks good to me.

What OS is that? Windows 7 or Vista? I'm surprised that you use the Classic theme. I myself used to use it thinking that it would give me a boost in performance, but using it doesn't increase performance that much.
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It's Windows Vista. I'm using it partly for the reason that you mention but also because I get tired of looking at the default Vista theme. I could install something like Window Blinds but that would hog system resources and memory.
 
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