Peter Mayhew wrote: > > Another part of the idea of Humanness is that Ubuntu should work on as > many computers as possible. Compiz, blending, and other discussed > require specific graphics cards or use too much processing power to be > practical on many computers; these should be incorporated when they > have been made as efficient as possible and when the graphics required > are the minimum available, not an arbitrary level that too many people > fail to meet. >
No. Let XFCE and Open/Flux/Blackbox worry about these people. This mentality of constantly catering to the lowest common denominator has to stop. _Nothing_ like we can do currently requires anything like Vista HW but I can run Compiz just fine on a EEEPC for instance. Which is in no way a beast but works great. If we keep targeting computers from 10 years ago we'll constantly be behind. -Cory \m/ PS: Note this is an opinion and I expect this thread to get more traffic than threads about actual work. Prove me wrong. Let it go a couple of posts then let it die. -- ubuntu-art mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-art
