“GNOME interface puts a happy face on Linux, but setup is
daunting”
“Initial tests of the GNOME 1.0 Desktop Interface for Linux show
that the operating system doesn’t necessarily have to be a tool for
geeks. However, you might need a geek to set GNOME up”
“GNOME took several hours to configure. Before installing the
program, users should make sure that all appropriate development
libraries are installed and that the Red Hat Package Manager files
required to install GNOME are downloaded.”
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