> This disproves bojan's assertion that "nobody" is better off with gnome3,
Never asserted any such thing.
> and that it solves problems that don't exist.
That I disagree with, on facts. None of the things that are present in activities overview are new or innovative. Hiding access to all those things was already done as well (and mostly without repainting the whole screen). So, no, activities overview does not solve any problems that have not already been solved in a desktop environment.
PS. As I stated many times, on some devices this kind of indirection is absolutely required. Tablets and especially phones have smaller screens, fingers as pointing devices which cannot hover or right click, so trying to squeeze "desktop control elements" on the screen there is not useful.
Posted Nov 23, 2012 8:31 UTC (Fri) by TRauMa (guest, #16483)
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You said Gnome3 is solving a problem no one is having, he said, "Wait, I had that problem, and it solved it". This whole discussion is just painful to read, it's more about fighting and venting than actually reading what the other party said.