The funny thing about all the Gnome 3 complaints is that I felt exactly the same way about Gnome 2. I had the perfect Gnome 1 desktop configured and then Gnome 2 came along and removed every configuration option. That was about the same time Miguel began integrating Mono into everything and I realised that whether he was aware of it or not everything he did was to assist Microsoft in damaging Linux. There was a new Unix out in the form of OS X so I jumped ship to that and haven't looked back. (Until now, since I'm finding the Apple ecosystem too restrictive and looking at something more Free.)
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The funny thing about all the Gnome 3 complaints is that I felt exactly the same way about Gnome 2. I had the perfect Gnome 1 desktop configured and then Gnome 2 came along and removed every configuration option. That was about the same time Miguel began integrating Mono into everything and I realised that whether he was aware of it or not everything he did was to assist Microsoft in damaging Linux. There was a new Unix out in the form of OS X so I jumped ship to that and haven't looked back. (Until now, since I'm finding the Apple ecosystem too restrictive and looking at something more Free.)
Yeah, good thing you escaped from Linux before Microsoft succeeded in destroying it using Mono, killing everyone on board. (???)