“Gnome has been plugging away with its 2.X series from quite
some time now, updating every 6 months on a predictable schedule
making incremental improvements with each release. During this
period they have kept their API stable and have refrained from
making fundamental changes to the project. The developers have
acknowledged that at some point in the somewhat near future, they
will break from this series and begin work on a new series that
removes some of the old cruft and changes some fundamental
approaches in how people use Gnome. The following are a few of my
suggestions for what would help Gnome 3 a revolutionary leap
forward…”
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