Thanks a lot for the link.
Yes, i agree to what you said, stick to wat is working and defaults and i
have been doing that for the almost a decade as Sys Admin! Frankly, i liked
Gnome, but i was sick of the updates that keeps popping up and I have a
network issue in my workplace in the sense that, its not all that advanced,
its a old100Mbps network cabling done over a couple of switches. And, the
design is pretty bad and the quality of cabling is not upto the mark. When i
first came to the office, i revamped the whole network, we detected so many
spoit network cables and replaced them, but there are few things i cannot
change.
I was running Gnome + LTSP on a old AMD64-bit assembled machine and it was
ok. Now i have a new server and after installing the Ubuntu Server 8.04 i
read that Xfce was much lighter than Gnome, so we decided to go ahead with
XUbuntu Desktop. I also checked many other GUI like KDE, Enlightement,
Openbox, Fluxbox etc. The only thing that suits our requirement is either
gnome, KDE or Xfce. I haven't vanilla gnome yet.
I am still testing Xfce, i will try my best to get things working properly
and if it doesn't work, then i will have no choice than to shift to Gnome!
Thanks
Avinash
On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 5:23 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:
> > U r right.. But i have to make this work somehow.
>
> In general I do opposite. If application does not work, I find the working
> one and use it. Same with hardware, if some hardware does not work, I find
> the working one.
>
> But I do not waste too much time to one problem, application or hardware,
> I'll try to keep peace of mind here :-). For hardware I'll try to my
> homework very best and then buy something - never buy anything counting on
> salesman - "it should work..." - famous last words...
>
> As I said - like broken record machine - Vanilla Ubuntu works very well
> for me in LTSP environment...
>
> What is bottom line here - why you can't use Gnome?
>
> Best Regards Asmo Koskinen.
>
>
>
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