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Install Gnome Classic in Fedora 20
For those looking for Gnome 2 style desktop Fedora users can simply do it from the Terminal by typing:
sudo yum install gnome-classic-session
Then just logout and select the Gnome Classic session.
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http://art.gnome.org/themes/gtk2/1377 | Clearlooks Compact GTK 2.x Theme/Style
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Change the order of the items in your windows' title bars
This guide is mainly for users of Gnome 2 (now known as Ubuntu Classic session), since the title bar is included in the upper panel in Unity. I suppose it could work on down-scaled windows in Unity too, but that would just make everything seem awfully confusing. Install the "gconf-editor" package by using either Synaptic or command line. Run it (this must be done by command line or Alt+F2). Go to Apps > Metacity > General and find the option labled "button layout". Now place the buttons in whichever order you want to. Here are some examples of how you can make your layout look: Default layout:
close,minimize,maximize:
Windows layout:
menu:minimize,maximize,close
Mac OS X layout:
close,minimize,maximize:menu
Alternate layout 1:
close:minimize,maximize
Alternate layout 2:
minimize,maximize:close
You can place the buttons in whichever order you like. Try experimenting a bit until you find the layout that suits you best. Enjoy!
Functional Gnome 2 environment before installing Gnome 3 on Linux Mint 11. It took me a while to get things setup the way I like it after a fresh OS install, but I'm ready to ditch my customization due to the fact that Gnome 3 shows a lot of promise for complex multitasking, as well as being lighter on system resources than Compiz.
I'm following this guide (Adding GNOME 3 to Linux Mint 11) if you're interested in installing it for yourself. The instructions should apply to any distro based off of Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal.
I'll share my thoughts about the new windowing environment when I'm done evaluating Gnome 3. Wish me luck!
