primm wrote: >>> Hype and expectation. This really does seem like a hobbyists only >>> upgrade. >> Most are. However, someone working in an office (or, like me, who use >> Linux as their home desktop) there are many cool improvements. I'm not >> sure which desktop (KDE or GNOME) you're running, but if you let us >> know, maybe we share some cool new features that may be hidden. >> >>> Sorry lads. Now please go out and get some fresh air, call your >>> girlfriend, apologise, and take her out to dinner. The lot of you. And >>> DON'T mention Linux right? Go On. Now! >> That really is just an unnecessary comment for several reasons. And it >> is not needed. > > Hi > > Not needed, maybe. But true, yes. Oh, OK then. I'm sorry I offended.
At least I do not feel offended. The coment might have been slightly OT, but I found it refreshing and the rest of your mail was on topic. After all, most things take that much time to do in Linux, that once in a while, one should get back to real live, if there is one. > > I saved the day by installing compiz. shift + f9 is soothing for those of us > who live in the desert in Spain. It takes you and hour to realise it's a > toggle though! Yes, this is Linux, it works, but "normal people" like me would not work with it, if it were not for a reason... > > And sorry again. I didn't realise. . . you're wellcome! Eberhard > > Love, Lynn x -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
