Deja Vu all over again!

[Ric Moore]

On Mon, 2011-06-27 at 22:44 +0100, Avi wrote: 
> Robert P. J. Day wrote:
> >   yeah, and if you're trying to introduce linux into the enterprise, i
> > hear that promising constant and unpredictable change is a real
> > selling point.
> 
> Constant and unpredictable? I can think of one major change in six
> years (this one, to Unity), with another arguably-annoying one (the
> buttons). Each has been much publicised before hitting an LTS, Unity is
> not mandated now and the button switch was reversible.
> 
> Either way, Gnome 2.x development has ended - there will be an
> inevitable switch either to Unity, Gnome 3 or some other DE.
> There's no real option of just sticking with Gnome 2.

Well, I happen to prefer KDE. Works a charm as long as you install
Ubuntu first, then KDE on top. That way Kubuntu can't muck with pulse.
I've got a 3X2 layout of workspaces. I can just move the mouse through
all of them, up, down or sideways, without some keyboard input or the
overhead of Compiz. Now with two monitors, it's 2X that! I love it! With
all those huge hard drives I keep reading about, it would be no biggie
to install. Give it a whirl! Heck, Mikey might like it! :) Ric


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