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You can either start gnome-shell "nested" in a window within your current
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session, or you can run it within your session replacing gnome-panel and
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window manager.
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Depending on the state of your X drivers, one or of the other of these may
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work better. So, if the first one you try doesn't work, try the other.
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Running gnome-shell replacing the panel
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This approach is best when trying out the GNOME Shell and wanting to see its
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full potential.
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gnome-shell --replace
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When gnome-shell exits (you can kill it with Control-C in the terminal in which
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you started it), gnome-panel and metacity are restarted.
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Running gnome-shell nested
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This approach is useful when developing the GNOME Shell and wanting to quickly
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test some changes. NOTE: It isn't useful for getting a good feel for how the
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shell works since it will be really slow, and won't properly integrate with
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the rest of your desktop.
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gnome-shell
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(This requires a relatively recent version of Xephyr with GLX support to be
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installed on your system (x11-servers/xephyr).
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