GNOME 3 Website Launches
The GNOME Project launches the new GNOME 3 website that brings you all the latest news about the new desktop of the same name.
The new GNOME 3 website walks the curious as well as the new and seasoned GNOME user through all that the new GNOME 3 desktop is.
In addition to a faster and smoother user experience, the website lists new features for GNOME 3 as window tiling to make using several windows simple and easy, an improved file manager, dark application themes for when you want to focus on pictures and videos, redesigned workspaces so you can easily organize your windows and more.
For more information on GNOME 3 or to download and try the Alpha release visit the new GNOME 3 website.
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For more check <a href="http://ubuntumanual.org/pos...it-out">Here</a>
Or check it out here<u>ubuntumanual.org/posts/280/gnome-3-is-out-lets-try-it-out</u>