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 You can find additional themes and wallpapers at {{citelink|url=http://gnome-look.org/|txt=gnome-look.org}}.
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 You can find additional themes and wallpapers at {{citelink|url=http://gnome-look.org/|txt=gnome-look.org}}.
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 <noinclude>{{NavHeader|back=Desktops|forward=KDE4}}</noinclude>
 {{citelink|url=http://library.gnome.org/misc/release-notes/2.32/|txt=GNOME2}} is a popular desktop environment that provides many built-in utilities. Figure 6.1a shows a screenshot of GNOME2 on a PC-BSD®&nbsp;9.1 system with the "Applications" menu open.
 {{note|GNOME3 has not yet been ported to FreeBSD. Once it has, it may be added as a desktop component in the PC-BSD® installer.}}
 [[File:GNOME2-2.png|thumb|393px|'''Figure 6.1a: GNOME2 Desktop on a PC-BSD® System''']]
 Each category in the "Applications" menu contains many applications and the "Settings" and "System" categories contain many utilities for configuring your system. If you are new to GNOME2, take some time to discover which applications best suit your needs. Some of the applications which are provided by GNOME include:
 * '''{{citelink|url=http://projects.gnome.org/eog/|txt=Eye of GNOME}}:''' image viewer found in ''Graphics'' ➜ ''Image Viewer''.
 * '''{{citelink|url=http://projects.gnome.org/epiphany/|txt=Epiphany}}:''' web browser found in ''Internet'' ➜ ''Epiphany Web Browser''.
 * '''{{citelink|url=http://projects.gnome.org/brasero/|txt=Brasero}}:''' CD/DVD burning software found in ''Multimedia'' ➜ ''Brasero Disk Burner''.
 * '''{{citelink|url=http://projects.gnome.org/totem/|txt=Totem}}:''' movie player found in ''Multimedia'' ➜ ''Movie Player''.
 * '''{{citelink|url=http://projects.gnome.org/evolution/|txt=Evolution}}:''' email client with address book and calendar. Found in ''Office'' ➜ ''Evolution Mail and Calendar''.
 * '''{{citelink|url=http://live.gnome.org/Nautilus|txt=Nautilus}}:''' file manager found in ''Utilities'' ➜ ''File Browser''.
 {{note|width=48.5%|icon64=some games, such as Gnibbels, Lights Off, Quadrapassel, and Swell Foop, require 3D acceleration. If your video driver does not support this, you will not be able to launch those games.}}
 You may or may not have installed all of GNOME's components during installation. You can view the installed components and check (to add) or uncheck (to delete) various components using ''[[Control Panel]]'' ➜ ''[[System Manager#Install/Uninstall Desktops and System Components | ''System Manager'' ➜ ''System Packages'']] ➜ ''[[Desktops]]'' ➜ ''[[GNOME2|GNOME]].
 You can find additional themes and wallpapers at {{citelink|url=http://gnome-look.org/|txt=gnome-look.org}}.
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 * '''{{citelink|url=http://live.gnome.org/Nautilus|txt=Nautilus}}:''' file manager found in ''Utilities'' ➜ ''File Browser''.
-{{note|width=48.5%|some games, such as Gnibbels, Lights Off, Quadrapassel, and Swell Foop, require 3D acceleration. If your video driver does not support this, you will not be able to launch those games.}}
+{{note|width=48.5%|icon64=some games, such as Gnibbels, Lights Off, Quadrapassel, and Swell Foop, require 3D acceleration. If your video driver does not support this, you will not be able to launch those games.}}
 You may or may not have installed all of GNOME's components during installation. You can view the installed components and check (to add) or uncheck (to delete) various components using ''[[Control Panel]]'' ➜ ''[[System Manager#Install/Uninstall Desktops and System Components | ''System Manager'' ➜ ''System Packages'']] ➜ ''[[Desktops]]'' ➜ ''[[GNOME2|GNOME]].

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 '''NOTE:''' GNOME3 has not yet been ported to FreeBSD. Once it has, it may be added as a desktop component in the PC-BSD® installer.
-[[File:GNOME2-2.png|thumb|400px|'''Figure 6.1a: GNOME2 on PC-BSD®''']]
+[[File:GNOME2-2.png|thumb|400px|'''Figure 6.1a: GNOME2 Desktop on a PC-BSD® System''']]
 Each category in the "Applications" menu contains many applications and the "Settings" and "System" categories contain many utilities for configuring your system. If you are new to GNOME2, take some time to discover which applications best suit your needs. Some of the applications which are provided by GNOME include:

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 '''Figure 6.1a: GNOME2 on PC-BSD®'''
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 Each category in the "Applications" menu contains many applications and the "Settings" and "System" categories contain many utilities for configuring your system. If you are new to GNOME2, take some time to discover which applications best suit your needs. Some of the applications which are provided by GNOME include: