TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
I normally do not complain, but this time I
have to. I have been using Linux since 1994 and I decided to
stick with RedHat since 1995. Linux has always been my
workstation and I like Fedora because of its leading edge
philosophy. So, I have been using Gnome since Fedora introduce
it. When Gnome 3 came out with its new look, it took me some
time go get accustom but once I did I love it. I like to embrace
new things. Moving the mouse pointer to the corner and going
down the left side to pick up an application make sense. The
mouse travel time was minimum. Now Gnome 40 has move the
application bar to the bottom like OSX or Windows, this is not
new and makes the mouse travel time longer. For the most part I
am a console user. But I use a console under the graphical
interface and use the mouse when needed, this change is not
leading edge, but backwards.
The application bar at the bottom of the
screen may benefit most OSX and Windows users, but it is not
logical and definitely not new. I know that you will do whatever
you think it is necessary, but at least make it an option for
the loyal user that have been using this environment since the
beginning, thanks.
-- Sincerely, Jose Sanchez Computer Science Computer Engineer