How to improve gnome 3 Videos

I totally agree with him! It´s possible to get these features working but it bothers me that i have to tweak my system for hours so i can finally use it.All points are right and you should mention that the "default applications" is also crappy in Gnome 3........why can´t i just choose the path to the application in Nautilus.........

In 10 easy clicks in Fedora/Gnome 3 you could open a terminal and then: su -c "shutdown -h now" ...to power down completely. That's a joke about the 10 clicks and all. I haven't used Gnome 3. I'm in love with 2.32 and I won't use any other environment if my distro gives me a choice to use Gnome 2.32.

You, sir, look like a person who tested GNOME3 for 15 minutes and said "F*ck it, Gnome2 is better anyway". You should at least google the problems bothering You in G3. Because for EVERY little problem You listed there is a very simple solution. Good luck! I hope You give G3 a try ;)

What used to be better in GNOME 2? Everything. I am using Gnome exactly as you do (except for your paranoid attitude towards suspension), and for productivity reasons I find this the best option. What is at all the point of those "improvements" in Gnome 3?

gnome3 supports icons on desktop... also there are extensions for a classic startmenu.... shutting down is also possible, simply hit the alt key... its oddly hidden, but its there...

You can get icons on desktop in gnome3, and to shut down the pc, just click alt when u click ur username. Suspend should switch to poweroff.

Pressing Alt-key turns hibernate-button into shut-down-button :) The rest you have to get used to I guess.

it takes time to get used to but i like gnome 3 better

lots of good points mate and i do agree with you...nice

I love gnome 2, it's look so stable, like win xp :3

+hakamy5 Added on description; Wildfire//xenlism.github.io/wildfire/

+alex diavatis Thank you, now I'm clear!

+TutoElectro If you check on staging PPA:https://launchpad.net/~gnome3-team/+archive/ubuntu/gnome3-staging?field.series_filter=wilyYou'll see there is no Calendar App. So the plan is to include all the apps (if possible), but it depends on their time. That's why I said there are 3 more weeks for final release. They will prolly add more items on their PPAs.If you installed Calendar 3.16 from Ubuntu 15.10 official PPAs, and if and when GNOME 3 Team PPAs add Calendar 318, then yes. It will just automatically upgrade.  

+alex diavatis Thank you but I already have installed the 15.10 beta. I just wanted to know if when I updated Gnome to 3.18 from 3.16 it came with Calendar. If it doesn't, once they release it it will be installing when updating gnome regularly?

+TutoElectro All Gnome Apps should be included at some point. It is matter of priorities & time that GNOME3 Team has. But 15.10 release is on 3 weeks from now!

+alex diavatis I'll report that issue tomorrow. Thank you so much.

+Thanh Tien You are right. It doesn't work on Arc, I just tried it. Can you please let an issue to Arc github? 

I'm using arc-theme now and I tried all options of DtD in apperence tab but my dock still not transparent.

+Thanh Tien It's an option from its settings

+tostoday -I have been playing with those extensions, and Gnome 3 fuctions a lot better already. It resembles Gnome 2 more now.

+Jon Doe Extensions necessary....

it's not the way debian 7 work. and why do i have to relearn it when debian 7 did it just fine. i looked for vlc in synaptic and it wasn't there.

+stockingandblossom1 ok , as far as software center: go to Applications- system tools -Add/Remove Software voila you can search for software and install it. So since you mentioned VLC, I searched for it and "The bloody thing didnt find it!" so you open synaptic package manager, search for vlc...aha there it is! mark for installation, apply and done.Update manager: open synaptic package manager, left top, click "reload" let her rip. Then click "mark all upgrades" let synaptic do its thing ...done.Look don't feel bad or say that's too complicated, when you buy a new car you need to learn how the light switch works and which side has the gas cap. Its just that some distros have done a lot of work providing you with scripts for "software updates" and "software center" and other "one click solutions", well great.But you are on the right track, ask questions and then comes enlightenment, Hope this helps!

+konasteph how do i install vlc, software center, update manager, and other software? alot of what i used has been capped from debian 7.

+konasteph Thanks for your "high" comment!

+tostoday You're welcome :) I enjoyed your review on 'Tweaking A Better Debian 8 Gnome'.

+AngeliaDawn I might take a look, thanks Angelia.

+tostodayI would appreciate if you would make a video review of it. These are the tweaks I made to the desktop.Better Volume Indicator, Dash To Dock, Hide Top Bar, Native Window Placement, Open Weather, Alternate Tab, Straight Top Bar, Transparent Top Bar. On the 'dash to dock' I made it semi transparent, and put the launcher on top.

+AngeliaDawn I did take a look at Tanglu last year. Cool name- I thought of Kung Fu :)

why your into keep changing it annoying no offences cant stand intos

Just my opinion but Elementary OS Luna would be a better choice.

Lol! I like it.

Cool