I've tried to use gnome multiple times. But every time I had to come back to unity.
- Vertical space wasted (very important for me)
- Fragmented menus (really confusing)
- Broken support for applets (it couldn't show Dropbox properly without manual tinkering)
Canonical you need to make up your mind: you want your users to be master Linux users and solve everything by tweaking configs or you want Linux to be accessible to a new user who is still open to trying something new for a change.
Unity was ready out of the box. Gnome is not.
If you support gnome still, don't whine about people not coming to gnome. It's their choice to be lazy n dumb.
Unity was ready out of the box. Gnome is not.
If you support gnome still, don't whine about people not coming to gnome. It's their choice to be lazy n dumb.