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Den 19. nov. 2011 20:51, skrev Alexander:
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<div>Sorry for the confusion. Anyway I don't understand your
double negative: <br>
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never been able to do in a desktop shell before. </div>
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Can you give one example of a desktop task that cannot be
performed without a mouse?</div>
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What are you asking? I'm confused about <i>giving an example
of a task that cannot be performed without an object.</i><br>
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You claim that you have to move to 10.04 because you cannot use
Unity because it focuses only on mouse use. My claim is that this is
your claim. My claim is provable because the emails exist. I say
that isn't true, and that we have a large array of keyboard
shortcuts that is far beyond anything available in 10.04. This means
that Unity is _less_ dependent on using the mouse than the thing
you've switched to for that purpose. <br>
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Not underestimating you, I ask if you have any concrete examples of
things you can do with the keyboard in 10.04 that you cannot do in
11.10. You are making the claim that this is so, which means the
burden of evidence is on you. I tried to make it easy for you. If
you can prove that Unity is less keyboard-friendly than the default
shell and WM in 10.04, then we will all learn and it'll get fixed.
If you cannot, then your claim is false. This is the beauty of peer
review. <br>
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Jo-Erlend Schinstad<br>
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