Yes, I also think we need a Welcome message at the first login for all new users accounts. A welcome message look like: Welcome on Gnome 3.0 → See a short presentation video. → See manual. → Begin to Use. Le vendredi 25 février 2011 à 14:50 -0800, Akshay Dua a écrit : > Hi all, > > I was just trying the latest Gnome shell available from gnome3.org and > I think its beautiful. Thank you so much for the fresh ideas in UI > design. > > I have just one complain: the default desktop has no visual cues about > accessing new features. Most notably... > > Unlike previous versions, there is no Gnome (or distro) logo next to > the main menu, so it does not appear that "Activities" is a click-able > button (my wife had no idea how to start a browser to figure out how > to use gnome shell). Also, there is no way to know that the system > settings menu is behind the user's chat status. > > Finally, there is no way to know that the new Gnome supports gestures > like dragging a window to the top to maximize it (especially now that > the maximize button is gone), or to the left and right for setting up > a side-by-side layout. > > The shell is so amazing, but because its also so different and new, > there should be some built-in way to inform people about its new > features: either during installation (short video), or via visual cues > while using the desktop. > > Just my thoughts. Thanks again for the lovely, clean, and polished > desktop.
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