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Classic mode, cool!Classic mode, cool!Posted Mar 28, 2013 10:01 UTC (Thu) by ssam (subscriber, #46587)In reply to: Classic mode, cool! by Chousuke Parent article: GNOME 3.8 released
It is good to have a keyboard and a mouse method to do something. If my hands are on the keyboard then i can use that. If i have a coffee in one hand and the mouse in the other, then its nice to use the mouse.
depending on your work the distinction of applications is not very helpful. Suppose I have a couple of terminals of vim, one that I am compiling in, and one that i am looking at output in, some documentation in a webbrowser, some more documentation in a pdf, some plots in a pdf etc etc. Now i want to get from the documentation back to my editor.
Also I'd like a system monitor in the top panel. It was never there in the gnome 3 fallback. has it been revived in gnome3 classic?
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Classic mode, cool! Posted Mar 28, 2013 21:59 UTC (Thu) by rahulsundaram (subscriber, #21946) [Link]
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/15/alternatetab/
The classic mode in GNOME 3.8 does this by default FYI
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