april 2011 – Linux.se

Gnome eller Unity

IDG har en artikel om vilket gnome eller Unity :

Ubuntu väljer att bygga eget fönstergränssnitt samtidigt som Gnome 3 revolutionerar Linuxskrivbordet. Här möts Unity och Gnome 3 i en serie moment.

Gnome 3 mot Unity

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