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The Ubuntu GNOME Remix is a mostly pure GNOME desktop experience built from the Ubuntu repositories. As this is our first release, there are still a few minor issues, but we proudly recommend the Ubuntu GNOME Remix to anyone interested in using Ubuntu with the best of what GNOME has to offer.

What's Included
The Ubuntu GNOME Remix ships with GNOME 3.6. Please see the GNOME Release Notes to see what's new in 3.6.
GNOME Shell 3.6.1 and GDM 3.6.1. Among other improvements, the login and lock screen have been redesigned.
Web (epiphany-browser).
Abiword for word processing and Gnumeric for spreadsheets.
Evolution as email client.
Software (gnome-package-kit), which also includes its own update manager. You can install updates by opening Software and clicking Check for Updates in the Software app menu.
GNOME Classic (gnome-panel 3) is included but GNOME Shell is the default session if your hardware supports it.
Tweak Tool and dconf Editor are provided for customizing advanced settings.
Cheese is a fun webcam app.
Gwibber allows you to easily connect via social media.
The complete GNOME Games collection.
Rhythmbox is the default music player.
Shotwell is the default photo manager.
Useful utilities like Simple Scan and Transmission.

What's Not Included
Some GNOME apps will not be upgraded to 3.6 for the 12.10 release. If you want these, try the GNOME3 PPA. Affected apps include Aisleriot, Nautilus, System Settings, and Totem.
Web does not support Flash in Ubuntu 12.10 (904505). If you need Flash, try Firefox or Chromium.
Boxes is not included as it wasn't working earlier in the release cycle (1038763) . Also, qemu-linaro (qemu-kvm-spice) doesn't built on i386 in Ubuntu. qemu-kvm with spice support does build in Debian though on i386. (928432)
Documents is not included as it currently depends on LibreOffice, at least as packaged in Debian & Ubuntu.
LibreOffice is a more powerful office suite.
Ubuntu One is not included by default as it doesn't feel like a GNOME app.
If you want the GNOME Classic with-effects session to work, install compiz.
If you want Ubuntu-style notifications in GNOME Classic, install notify-osd.