alex diavatis | September 27, 2012

Getting Gnome 3.6 Live Image!

This post was made with another stylesheet and it might be messed up!

We are not used to such surprises! Same day with the release of Gnome 3.6,we also get a Live Media to try it out! The image is based as always in the next Fedora release  -Spherical Cow.

Although there are many Live CDs of Distros that ship Gnome 3.6 by today, Gnome Live Image offers the most genuine experience with all modules to the latest versions. 

Nothing to say, see for yourselves!

Take GNOME 3.6 for a test drive

If you want to install it you can try:

http://fedoraproject.org/en/get-prerelease
OR
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuGNOME/ReleaseNotes/12.10Beta

Of course there are more options, I am just mentioning the two I use. Ubuntu Gnome is almost stable, when in Fedora you should expect some hard times :)

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  • Marc

    Is there ANY way of installing it ? If you install Anaconda ?

    • alex285

      I added two links on the post you can try.

  • foobar

    Such ISOs are the reason why I’m waiting for boxes till the very first time I saw the design page. I’m a way too lazy to flash my usb-stick / use the underlying frameworks directly on my private machine. (The other reason is java. I’m sick of f*cking my system up just to get something done I hate.)

  • jon_downfromthetrees

    I’d like to see the Gnome team collaborate with one of the Gnome-friendly distributions to make installable versions of the LiveCD the team releases for each new version. Gnome users are otherwise at the mercy of a very few distributions who will, eventually, get around to incorporating a new, often bastardized, version into a future release.

    Gnome wouldn’t need to officially support the thing. Just let users talk to each other on a site someplace. (That, frankly, is 99% percent of the support 99% of us ever get from any distribution.)