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Please help me identify the distro which screenshot has be attached below, also can you help me identify the programs shown in launcher bar on the left side.
(all i can identify is dropbox in the message tray)
This is Gnome, moxin, but it doesn't show any clue to the distro. On the left is the Gnome's "quick" launcher for apps; on the right are the Workspace thumbnails; the top panel and, yes, the bottm panel shows Dropbox. The Super Key brings in this view, and typing an app's name would enter the applications dash.
Why would you need this to be identified, man! Just curious!
I wanted to know cause i really like the setup plus all the apps he/she is using, Gnome is my favorite DE and this setup is very clean so wanted to know what distro is this.
Oh and that blue circle icon is Eclipse IDE but don't know what that icon with "S" is.
Last time I used OpenSuse, it had a similar wallpaper with this texture on Green background. But I can't tell
definitely if the wallpaper comes only with Suse.
Last time I used OpenSuse, it had a similar wallpaper with this texture on Green background. But I can't tell
definitely if the wallpaper comes only with Suse.
yes that's one of the default wallpapers of Gnome, but the distro could be OpenSUSE actually.
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