rlhamil said: > While I don't much like the notion of point-and-click (if it's not hard, then you're not _learning_ anything, so why bother using up oxygen?)
mdemarco said: > Leave the point and clickers behind. > Command line is where we live! It is not dead and never will be. This is > where the future brain trust is and this is where we gather into our > communities. I like solving the difficult problems and don't want someone > giving me the "EASY BUTTON". Solaris should stay ahead of the crowd. Not in > the 40% But more in the 10%. You guys are in a serious minority that Project Indiana is not being made for. :) And I believe the root post is addressing Project Indiana. Most people don't care about what you care about. The computer system is a means to a goal. Literally and exactly like a toaster or microwave. And their system need not step on your system's toes, because there can be an unlimited number of OpenSolaris distros. You can have one distro that has no GUI for you guys, and another that is easy to use for other people. Project Indiana is the latter. You shouldn't need to feel and reply defensively to Indiana-related stuff IMHO. You should be focusing on whatever project that has goals that you support. If you want Solaris 11 to be a certain way, maybe post on the Solaris forum? The "easy to use versus hard to use" or "CLI versus GUI" or "mainstream user versus minority hacker" or "10% vs 40%" posts shouldn't need to happen anymore IMHO. Pick a project that fits you and leave alone the projects that don't fit you. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
