Re: [orca-list] how good will be the gnome shell edition of Ubuntu 13.04?

["Bill Dengler(arch Gnu/Linux)" <billkd2008 gmail com>]

Try Arch, Fedora, or Debian.
They have Gnome 3.8.
Bill
On 04/24/13 12:00, Dave Hunt wrote:
> I'd say, Go for it, if you want to stick with Ubuntu.  If you're 
> considering a move away, Fedora 18 and Opensuse 12.3 have the same 
> shell as the coming Ubuntu 13.04 GNOME Edition.  If you don't like the 
> shell in any of these distros, you can toggle back to the fallback mode.
>
> In the GNOME shell for 3.6, I find the top bar (includes networks, 
> battery status and more), message tray (replacement for old 
> notifications area) and overview area to be accessible.  Am 
> contemplating an upgrade to 3.8; will have a rescue disc on stand-by.  
> lol.
>
> App menus are as accessible as they would be under some other desktop. 
> I tried using Unity 3-d for comparison, and the GNOME Shell's 
> accessibility is a winner!  I had lots of issues with Unity-2D on this 
> box, so, got away from that in a hurry.
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