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Most-linked posts?

1. Gnome removes maximize and minimize buttons from program windows.
   2 people · 2 mentions · first linked 2011-03-06

What Hacker News says?

1. tsimionescu · 2024-03-02

   I don't agree. Reading Gnome designers' blogs makes it pretty clear that they strongly believe in these decisions as the best UX. Looking around Gnome reddit there's also plenty of people who like this minimalism and think it's actually superior [2]. That's not to say that the designers are not supportive of the existence of extensions. They clearly do, that's why they make a nice Extensions app in the first place.…

   Comment linking /2011/03/01/where-did-the-buttons-go/

   on “The KDE desktop gets an overhaul with Plasma 6”
2. Xyzodiac · 2012-09-02

   Submitted Taking GNOME to the Next Level as a story · 57 points

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3. aw3c2 · 2012-11-24

   A quote from https://afaikblog.wordpress.com/2012/11/07/fantastic-progres... (...) details matter: we have a nicer looking run dialog now. The most important feature of this is that it now has a close button, which means that people have an escape route if they accidentally open it.

   Comment linking /2012/11/07/fantastic-progress-in-every-detail-matters/

   on “The Next Step for GNOME 3: Content applications”
4. senko · 2011-07-14

   Submitted Gnome Shell updates for 3.2 as a story · 54 points

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5. sciurus · 2012-11-24

   Submitted The Next Step for GNOME 3: Content applications as a story · 32 points

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6. avsaro · 2012-02-12

   Submitted A New Approach to GNOME Application Design as a story · 14 points

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7. recoiledsnake · 2011-03-06

   Submitted Gnome removes maximize and minimize buttons from program windows. as a story · 11 points

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8. bergie · 2012-08-07

   Submitted GNOME OS as a story · 5 points

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9. sciurus · 2012-05-08

   Submitted GNOME Design Update, Part One as a story · 5 points

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10. matthiasv · 2014-07-10

    Submitted Sandboxed applications for GNOME as a story · 3 points

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11. cpeterso · 2012-09-06

    Submitted Taking GNOME 3 to the next level (GNOME 3.6 features and screenshots) as a story · 3 points

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12. sciurus · 2012-02-28

    Submitted Changes coming in GNOME 3.4 as a story · 3 points

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13. JoshTriplett · 2012-02-11

    Submitted A New Approach to GNOME Application Design as a story · 3 points

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14. bkor · 2012-11-21

    Submitted GNOME 3: The Next Step as a story · 2 points

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15. sciurus · 2012-08-13

    Submitted GNOME OS as a story · 2 points

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16. jsnell · 2014-07-11

    Submitted Sandboxed applications for Gnome as a story · 1 points

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17. scolex · 2013-09-03

    Submitted Feature Focus: GNOME 3′s New System Status Area as a story · 1 points

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18. chris_wot · 2013-08-31

    Submitted GNOME 3's new system status area as a story · 1 points

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19. sciurus · 2012-05-10

    Submitted GNOME Design Update, Part Two as a story · 1 points

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20. sciurus · 2012-01-13

    Submitted Welcome to the Post-WIMP Era as a story · 1 points

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21. bobbin_cygna · 2011-04-07

    Submitted Gnome3 - Where did the buttons go?, and why. as a story · 1 points

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