GNOME Classic is a feature for users who prefer a more traditional
desktop experience. While GNOME Classic is based on GNOME 3
technologies, it provides a number of changes to the user interface, such as
the
GNOME Classic is a feature for users who prefer a more traditional
desktop experience. While GNOME Classic is based on GNOME 3
technologies, it provides a number of changes to the user interface, such as
the
You can use the
To access the
The window list at the bottom of the screen provides access to all your open windows and applications and lets you quickly minimize and restore them.
At the right-hand side of the window list, GNOME displays a short
identifier for the current workspace, such as
If an application or a system component wants to get your attention, it will display a blue icon at the right-hand side of the window list. Clicking the blue icon shows the message tray, which lets you access all your notifications.
GNOME Classic is only available on systems with certain GNOME Shell extensions installed. Some Linux distributions may not have these extensions available or installed by default.
Save any open work, and then log out. Click the system menu on the right side of the top bar, click your name and then choose the right option.
A confirmation message will appear. Select
At the login screen, select your name from the list.
Enter your password in the password entry box.
Click the options icon, which is displayed to the left of the
Click the
Save any open work, and then log out. Click the system menu on the right side of the top bar, click your name and then choose the right option.
A confirmation message will appear. Select
At the login screen, select your name from the list.
Enter your password in the password entry box.
Click the options icon, which is displayed to the left of the
Click the