Lots of users doesn't know how to start any application in GNOME3, because there are nothing related to "Applications" when GNOME desktop starts. In Ubuntu Unity desktop shell the launcher with icons on the left is shown after user logs in. I think GNOME3 desktop should have similar appearance (like Unity) when started:
For most users the best option would be to display Activities (launcher with icons on the left and list of recently used files) when GNOME desktop starts (when user logs in), and then add a visual hint as to how to open Activities again when user does anything that closes the overlay.
This bug is already reported in GNOME upstream: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=648456
Binary package hint: gnome-shell
Lots of users doesn't know how to start any application in GNOME3, because there are nothing related to "Applications" when GNOME desktop starts. In Ubuntu Unity desktop shell the launcher with icons on the left is shown after user logs in. I think GNOME3 desktop should have similar appearance (like Unity) when started: /bugzilla. gnome.org/ show_bug. cgi?id= 648456
For most users the best option would be to display Activities (launcher with icons on the left and list of recently used files) when GNOME desktop starts (when user logs in), and then add a visual hint as to how to open Activities again when user does anything that closes the overlay.
This bug is already reported in GNOME upstream: https:/