In April of 2011, the GNOME Foundation released GNOME 3, ushering in the new era for the Linux desktop with the GNOME Shell.
The GNOME Shell represented a new user experience that some people really like and others really loathe.
In April of 2011, the GNOME Foundation released GNOME 3, ushering in the new era for the Linux desktop with the GNOME Shell.
The GNOME Shell represented a new user experience that some people really like and others really loathe.
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