On Thu, 2014-09-04 at 14:47 -0400, Stephen Gallagher wrote: > I noticed something today while testing out Workstation. We're > actually installing both GNOME 3 and GNOME Classic Session on a > default install of Fedora Workstation. > > I realize I may be inviting a flamewar here (and for that, I > apologize), but I think that this should be relegated to a non-default > option (perhaps as an optional environment group that can be selected > in the installer) rather than available by default on all Workstation > installs. > > I look to the Workstation WG for an opinion on the matter. I think it's fine for GNOME Classic to be installed by default (of course not as the default session). It's just a few shell extensions, so it shouldn't take up much space and wouldn't make sense as an extra environment group. I think the UI for choosing between different desktop sessions is sufficiently simple that this won't be very confusing to users, and it would make Fedora Workstation more appealing to users who prefer a more traditional environment. Either way, it's not a big deal. Michael
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