I'm used to Gnome 2 in Debian and Fedora. But recently I've been using Gnome 3 and Gnome-shell (3.0.2). Today I noticed I wasn't able to find the About Gnome dialog. It's been helpful in the past to pull it up to see what version of Gnome I'm running, and see some attribution information.
So, questions:
- Where does the About Gnome dialog live in Gnome 3 / Gnome-shell?
- If it has been removed, was this a Gnome decision, or my distro (fedora)?
- Are there relevant software license requirements about attribution that is user-facing?
Best Answer
System settings > System > System info (or Details on some distros). On all distros, in terminal:
As far as I understand from Gnome's IRC channel, it is an upstream decision.