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I want to know if I can go back to a 10.04 style Gnome environment. By 10.04 environment, I mean the ability to add icons and little applets, like drawer, on the top menu bar. Right now, after all I have tried, it does not seem possible. So, I am not stuck on using 10.04, but am using 10.04 as an example of things I liked and am wondering how to get them back.



Is this a straightforward thing to do, or more painful than it is worth?



If I go back to Gnome, am I going to suffer on the next LTS upgrade?



Right now, I have the basic 12.04 environment, with Gnome installed -- sudo apt-get install gnome-panel -- but I found I could not go back up to the top menu and put in my familiar drawers and other installed icons.



I tried both Gnome settings, one less graphically intensive than the other. As a matter of fact, Unity seemed to be better just because I could get to the few installed icons that the upgrade picked off my old Gnome menu.



Thanks.


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If you want go back to a 10.04 style Gnome environment, i think best solution for you is installing "MATE desktop environment" on Ubuntu 12.04.



You can find how you can do it from this link.


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