GNOME (GNU Network Object Model Environment) is one of the popular desktop environments in the Linux world. It is constantly supported and is quite easy to integrate with hardware and software. Worth mentioning is the fact that Canonical has even adopted GNOME as the default desktop environment for Ubuntu. However, it should be remembered that GNOME is not the easiest tool to use. The design is quite different from the familiar Windows interface, and for initial interaction and ease of use, you will have to fiddle with existing extensions. For example, if you need a Windows-like taskbar for apps or

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