> Agreed, Ubuntu is about six-months or so behind the newest and greatest.
More like 12 months, or I wouldn't have mentioned it. > You may find that being different is a good thing, not a bad thing: > nearly everyone on this list uses Linux because it *is* different. True, but you have to take into account *what's* different too. Using Linux because it doesn't *look* like the competition can't be it, or am I missing something? > form 2 math). Another thing to remember, what you find fun (mucking > about with configuration settings [2]) others, > > [2] Insert another dig at KDE. No problem. <dig fun=definitely target=low> Better to have a setting which I can change so it does do the job and which I can easily ignore otherwise, than a long list of nothing, resulting in the software never doing more than 75% of what I need done. Ubuntu gave me the distinct impression of being aimed at single-digit IQs, but as you say, suits some people... ;-))) </dig> Volker -- Volker Kuhlmann is list0570 with the domain in header http://volker.dnsalias.net/ Please do not CC list postings to me.
