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Here are some examples of GNOME running on FreeBSD. Click on the thumbnails below to see a larger image.
Evolution, Licq, gkrellm2, and the GNOME panel, running on
top of the BlackBox-derived OpenBox window manager, all in
Russian:
Contributed by Ilya Khamushkin < illya |at| kremenchug dot
net >
The new file transfer progress dialog box, the new panel applet
- selector dialog, and a gDesklets LTVariations display:
+ selector dialog, Nautilus showing off the new friendlier MIME
+ system, and a gDesklets LTVariations display:
Contributed by Radek Kozlowski < radek |at| raadradd dot com >
Gtali with the new SVG dice, gconf-editor showing off its
new search capability, the clock applet with Evolution 2.0
integration, and Natilus' new service connection dialog all
wrapped in the new nice, new default GNOME theme,
Glider:

Contributed by Joe Marcus Clarke < marcus |at|
FreeBSD.org >
The new gnome-nettool showing off its ping capability,
the GNOME clock/calendar applet, and a bunch of applets
in a Cyrillic locale:

Contributed by Sergey Dolgopolov <virgo |at|
teleportsv.net>
Galeon, RhythmBox, gpdf, Streamtuner, and Evolution 1.5, from
within the very minimalistic Ion window manager. All GTK+-2 apps
are using the 6nome theme:
The new spacial Nautilus showing off templates,
thumbnails, and remote folders:
The new background selector, the new GtkFileChooser,
GtkPod with an iPod loaded, and some Aqua Teen Hunger Force
videos:
Nautilus showing the embedded Eye Of GNOME component, and
Eye Of GNOME stand-alone with the same image open, The Gimp with
another image open, and examples of the Gimp file selector (with
previews) and the new GtkFileChooser:
GNOME sound applications! Rhythmbox compiled with iPod
support, playing an mp3 off of an iPod, the GNOME CD player,
the GNOME CD player applet, the Sound Juicer CD extraction
(ripping) tool, the GNOME volume control, nautilus browsing
a directory on an iPod with a Properties window open showing
stats about an mp3, proof that you can get an iPod mount
right there on your desktop, and Synaesthesia, for all your
gratuitous eye candy needs:
A GNOME desktop showing off Rythmbox, the Eye of GNOME,
the new wallpaper capplet, and some nice anti-aliased fonts all
wrapped in the dark_OutWorld GTK+ theme: