I have also written article on how to install/remove KDE Desktop Environments in Kali Linux now this is another article.
GNOME is a desktop environment which is composed entirely of free and open-source software and targets to be cross-platform, i.e. run on multiple operating systems, its main focus being those based on the Linux kernel.
In the default configuration of GNOME, the desktop has a top panel holding (from left to right) an activities button, clock, system status area and user menu. Clicking on the activities button or moving one's mouse to the top-left hot corner brings one to the overview.
- The system status area holds various system indicators, such as those for volume, Bluetooth, network, battery, and accessibility.
- The user menu holds a chat-availability indicator, shortcuts to system settings, and session actions such as logging out, switching users, locking the screen, or suspending the computer.
- The overview (accessed by clicking on the activities button in the top panel, or touching the top-left hot corner) shows the window picker, the workspace changer on the right, the dash on the left, a windows button, an applications button, and a search bar. While in the overview, users can click on the windows and application buttons just under the top panel to switch between the window picker and the application picker.
- The window picker gives users a quick overview of current activities, and provides a way to switch to other open windows or close multiple windows easily.
- The application picker provides an easy way to launch applications.
- The dash houses shortcuts to favorite applications and open windows.
Please I try upgrading my kali sana to kali rolling and it turned out unfinished, then I continue after reboot, and I couldnt get cool desktop unlike before.
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