Title: How to install Gnome on OpenBSD
       Author: Solène
       Date: 07 May 2021
       Tags: openbsd unix gnome
       Description: 
       
       # Introduction
       
       This article will explain how to install the Gnome desktop on OpenBSD. 
       You need access to the root user to proceed.
       
       # Instructions
       
       As root, run "pkg_add gnome gnome-extras" which will install the
       meta-package gnome listing all the required dependencies to have a full
       working Gnome installation and the -extras package containing all gnome
       related programs.
       
       You should see this output after "pkg_add" has finished installing the
       packages, it's important to read the "pkg-readme" files which are
       specific instructions to packages.
       
       ```pkg_add output
       New and changed readme(s):
               /usr/local/share/doc/pkg-readmes/gnome
               /usr/local/share/doc/pkg-readmes/upower
       ```
       
       The most important file is the pkg-readme about Gnome that contains
       clear instructions about the configuration required to run Gnome.  That
       file has a "Too long didn't read" section at the end for people in a
       hurry which contain instructions to copy/paste.
       
       # Tweaks
       
       There is an "app" named Tweaks that allow further customization than
       Gnome3 is allowing, like virtual desktop being horizontal, add menus on
       the top panel or change various behavior of Gnome.
       
       # Conclusion
       
       While the Gnome installation is not fully automated, it requires only a
       few instructions to get it installed and fully operational.
       
 (IMG) Gnome3 after the first start wizard
 (IMG) Gnome3 desktop with a few customizations