After a really short evaluation of Debian Testing and Fedora 14 I have
to say: As long as you give me the option to use Gnome I am fine with
Ubuntu. - The other two failed in some core elements (apart from
installation procedure that works really flawless only in Ubuntu)...
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First I have seen Unity I thought: Hey, this is going in a nice
direction - I like Cairo Dock very much (still trying to find an optimal
configuration for me). I like the icons on the left and that this sort
of menu is combined with the task bar.
However, from all available Dockbars like SimDock,
Looks like they know better, what is efficient:
http://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=1746
I like Ubuntu and prefered it so far (switched from Fedora about 2 years ago).
Don't force me to go!
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One has to agree with PresuntoRJ above.
Finding the right app takes much more time
then the classic main-menu gnome-panel..
By the way, both apps can be used in natty-unity,
use the startup applications preferences add
gnome-panel, vola, natty-unity is half way fixed.
Now, make the
I tend to enjoy Unity. Brings something new to the table. Plus, with the
roll-out of GNOME3 comes a pretty bland interface, since it's still so
new. There should be a mix of GNOME3 and Unity, but with more user
preferences allowing customization. Just remember, GNOME didn't start
out perfect. It
I never said it could not be fixed... and by the way, choices are good... I
just pointed clear flaws that WILL PREVENT NORMAL USERS from ever trying to
adopt it as it stands... my mom found it creepy, to say the least, and made
me promisse never to put it in her own computer. Both my work
I hope someone understand that I actually want Unity to get better, so good,
it will be unavoidable to use it, and people will love it... having 50% i
hate it, 30% it looks odd, 10% er, so so, 5 % I could use it it I have to,
and 5% I simply love it... should not be the goal.
2011/4/28 Fabio T.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/772153
Title:
unity prevents me from being productive on my desktop
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