Ubuntu11.10 how to install UbuntuClassic traditional desktop and GNOME?

After upgrading to Ubuntu11.10, you have to adapt to this Unity. However, I still want to see if there is any way to return to the previous UbuntuClassic traditional desktop, I checked it and found that many people are asking questions on the Internet! Click the picture to see the clear big picture gnome I have read a few articles, and then there are several different sayings, however, I tried it and found that it is not difficult to go back to the previous UbuntuClassic Desktop

After upgrading to Ubuntu 11.10, you have to adapt to this Unity. However, I still want to see if there is any way to return to the previous Ubuntu Classic traditional desktop, I checked it and found that many people are asking questions on the Internet!

Click the picture to see the big picture

GNOME

After reading a few articles, I have several different ideas. However, after I tried it, I found that it is not difficult to go back to the Ubuntu Classic desktop. In fact, you only need to install GNOME Shell. Therefore, you only need to execute the following command to install GNOME. After installation, GNOME and Ubuntu Classic will be available at the same time, this Ubuntu Classic will be changed to GNOME Classic!

Sudo apt-get install gnome-shell

If you want to switch to the GNOME or GNOME Classic interface, you only need to click the gear icon in the upper right corner of the password field when you log on, and a drop-down menu is displayed, originally, there will only be Ubuntu and Ubuntu 2D. After GNOME Shell is installed, there will be three more projects: "GNOME", "GNOME Classic", and "GNOME Classic (Noeffects, click "GNOME Classic" and then log on to the Ubuntu Classic screen.

I took a look at this GNOME Classic screen. I think it is still full of images like the previous javasru Classic, but I only changed the location of the System menu. In addition, I also tried "GNOME ", it feels a little bit like Unity (the first figure in this article). However, the efficiency is a little different from the built-in Unity in ut!

GNOME Classic