Unity Interface in 10.10 Netbook Edition

[Liam Proven]

On Fri, Oct 29, 2010 at 11:54 PM, Thierry de Coulon <tcoulon at decoulon.ch> wrote:
> Yep, that's freedom, and that's great. I prefer Linux to MacOS, others prefer
> MacOS, or Windows. I don't suspect all Windows users to be suffering
> (although I do when I have to use it).

That's fine. The important lesson, though, is that even if you don't
like it, it doesn't mean the Mac OS is bad, or indeed that there is
anything wrong with it at all. Your way is your way; that does not
mean it's the right way.

> What's more, Windows and Mac users have been trained to accept what they are
> given (for Mac users it's almost a religion), hardcore Linux users usually
> will reject the distributions setup just because it's not theirs... different
> cultures and habits.

I don't think so. I think that Linux appeals to techies & geeks, while
the Mac appeals to non-techies and non-geeks. I don't think either is
right or wrong; they are just different.

> I mean, if one does not like Linux, Gnome, KDE, and finds the Mac Desktop or
> Windows 7 perfect, he just has to use these...
>
> I like the way Linux works, and I dislike the fact that other OS don't work
> that way, that's why I run Linux 95% of the time.

I use all of them and like all of them for some things and not for others.

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