Explain to me again why Unity is so great...

[Goh Lip]

On 05/02/2011 07:53 AM, squareyes wrote:
> I have to admit I have found this thread to be very amusing, but I will
> never understand why
> things that are free always attract complaint, when I know some of my
> friends are still using
> Vista (which they paid for ) and which is giving them numerous problems
> accept this as the norm. No one I know would even think of complaining
> to Microsoft, not that it would do any good :-)
> Not much of an evangelist, haven't been able to convert them.
> Take care
> Winton


Precisely, Winton. That's how open source keeps getting better. Asking 
for feedback, acknowledging it and doing something about it would be 
elementary for improvement, isn't it?


As for the complaining part, perhaps "the presentation" can be better 
improved. But to stifle arguments is not the way to counter bad 
arguments. You can only handle bad arguments with better arguments.

Ah, Minton, you've given me a "eureka" moment. Wait a minute....

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On 04/27/2011 01:16 PM, I wrote:
 > But lighten up, everybody, are we that .....? (wow, I really cannot
 > find the right word here)


On 05/01/2011 01:48 AM, I wrote:
 >> Lastly (since I'm on a roll here), even on this technical list, the
 >> calls of [OT] like - this is not ubuntu-related, ask on the firefox
 >> list, the thunderbird list, the ubootnetin list,  go to sounder...gives
 >> the image that we are all .....(well, I still cannot find the right 
word).

I get it! That's because it's not 1 word but a 'spawn' of words....

'regulatory' begets 'pedantic' begets 'dogmatic' begets 'vapid' begets 
'tasteless' begets 'unpersonal' begets 'clinical' begets 'wooden' begets 
'uncheerful' begets 'unfriendly' begets 'pugnacious' begets 'vindictive' 
begets 'rancorous' begets 'invidious' begets ....


Hai! Aso Ne!

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Have a beer (or coffee, or water, if your religion forbids it)  on me, 
Minton


Regards - Goh Lip
-- 
The first step in solving a problem is to accept there is a problem.