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My first experience with Gnome 3 is that it frowns at me for not living up to its expectations.
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Emily Ratliff
Apparently, the graphics driver for my virtual machine is insufficient, so when I first log on to a newly installed Fedora 15 it frowns at me and throws the error message that it is going into fallback mode. This will create a lasting impression.