Interesting read about the future of Ubuntu
Boggess Rod
rboggess at tenovacore.com
Mon Dec 27 18:35:32 UTC 2010
>On 25/12/2010 13:04, MR ZenWiz wrote:
>> On Thu, Dec 23, 2010 at 9:08 PM, Basil Chupin<blchupin at iinet.net.au>
>wrote:
>>> I've installed openSUSE 11.3 with the gnome desktop but their
mangling
>>> of the gnome de - compared to Ubuntu - is pathetic. As it seems that
>>> they are going with Gnome 3 then I sincerely hope that they will get
it
>>> looking like something which is put together by somebody who
actually
>>> has the end-user in mind.
>>>
>> I have never had anything but battles with SuSE - Novell, SLES,
whatever.
>>
>> Blecch.
>
>Well, it's a normal "horses for courses" presentation I guess.
>
>I used SuSE since 2001 - until April this year (2010) when I switched
to
>Ubuntu.
>
>In this period I had no troubles with SuSE/openSUSE (apart from the
>normal niggley bits), but I changed to Ubuntu (and gnome which I HATED
>way back when I was looking for a LInux distro :-) ) because of the KDE
>crap. (No intention of starting a DE war - but nevertheless KDE is
crap,
>"Sorry, Natasha".)
>
>With all the talk about Unity et al I thought that I would check out
>openSUSE, and some others, and found that the openSUSE implementation
of
>gnome is RS - but I hope that their acceptance to run to run with gnome
>3 may make them adopt a sensible approach to gnome.
>
>But if not, and nobody else takes the right approach, then there is
>always Windows and MAC....and even giving away to charity the computers
>and monitors to charity and going back to trying to gain serious
>knowledge and broadening the mind by reading those almost extinct
>objects called BOOKS :-) .
>
>BC
>
>--
>"Everybody wants to go to Heaven but nobody wants to die."
>
You do (I hope) realize that Unity is a Gnome Shell that replaces Gnome
3's Gnome Shell, not a total replacement of Gnome, right? There will be
far more differences between Gnome 2.x and 3 than there is between Gnome
3 and Unity. And you can always remove Unity in favor of the Gnome Shell
and run Ubuntu just fine.
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movement more insane than its counter culture.
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