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--- 2011:gnome3 [2011/11/26 23:04] – frank
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 ====== Gnome 3 ======
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+==== Authored by Frank Redmond, 2011 ====
 I'm in the minority with this opinion, but I think Gnome 3 is a very exciting desktop for the Linux environment. With the emergence of tablets and portable devices, it is time we got away from designing every Linux distro to look like Windows. Gnome 3 is tailored for the mobile/tablet user.
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