Unity ROCKS not!!!

ruscook ruscook_oz at yahoo.com.au
Wed May 4 07:53:06 UTC 2011



On 04/05/11 12:42, Tom H wrote:
> On Tue, May 3, 2011 at 7:43 PM, Pastor JW
> <pastor_jw at the-inner-circle.org>  wrote:
>> On Tuesday, May 03, 2011 2:51:44 pm Ernest Doub wrote:
>>> This is the point where I as a NOOB user since 8.04 have to jump in.
>>> All the arguments given in favor of UNITY are saying that it is coming
>>> from a small screen viewpoint, it is more Android like, etc.
>>> I DON'T WANT MY FULL FUNCTION DESKTOP TO SIMULATE THE RESTRICTIONS AND
>>> LACK OF FUNCTIONALITY I HAVE TO PUT UP WITH ON A TABLET DEVICE OR
>>> SMARTPHONE. [capitalization for purpose of emphasis not intended as
>>> yelling]
>> AMEN!!! ...and yes I said that for emphasis too!
> If Unity's interface is meant for a tablet or a smartphone, how come
> OS X (with a similar look and feel) is used on 30-inch screens? Give
> Unity a go without pre-conceived notions! It might have some rough
> edges and it might have been more appropriate to default to it in
> 11.10 (that ship has sailed!) but, if you try it without any weird
> bias, you'll find that it's pretty good. OS X's acknowledged by most
> as having a user-friendly interface and it's unsurprising that both
> Canonical and GNOME have both adopted a similar GUi.
>
100% agree, I use and like Gnome 2. I installed 11.04 in virtualbox and 
played around with Unity for about an hr. Quite usable and easy to use. 
If I was new to computing I'd think it was great. As it is I still felt 
it was good. The main drawbacks are because it's new to me, and I have 
yet learnt all the quickest ways to interact. I want to compare it to 
Gnome 3 shell before I decide which I'll go with long term.

I find it ironic and amusing the amount of people in ICT related areas 
that foist heaps of change on others, but can't handle change themselves 
LOL.

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