> And I agree with you on that as well. That's why I don't use Linux > anymore (RH 3.x to 5.x was simply murder. So was the migration from > AOUT to ELF) But, again, we were discussing interface design and > aesthetics. Is there no BSD compliant window manager that is more > functional in design than the OS X interface?
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