Check this out, kinda interesting to know: https://lists.linux-foundation.org/p...ry/001127.html
Check this out, kinda interesting to know: https://lists.linux-foundation.org/p...ry/001127.html
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"Really, I'm not out to destroy Microsoft. That will just be a completely unintentional side-effect." -- Linus Torvald.
That is very interesting, Ive never seen that before.
The post was in Febuary.
I agree the mouse features in Gnome are pathetic. Changing Theme features in Gnome is very limited as well.
It would be nice if they would up a few features in Gnome, but overall I like Gnome and will continue to use it.
Linus is a windbag.
Touting "community" as a strength of a distribution is the equivalent of stating that it has poor documentation.
It has been posted here before, and while I am a Gnome user myself I agree with Linus, add the ability to configure as much as possible, you don't have to make it the standard option that users face, but please put it in there and allow the power users to find it and use it through some GUI.
One thing I still am waiting for in Gnome is different wallpapers for multiple monitor set up.
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I dunno, I find GNOME pretty customizable and functional.
It's always funny though, Linus seems to be a very angry man sometimes.
On the other hand, he never talked about his actual experiences with GNOME, just that he wrote fixes for it, and what "crap".
I did see references a while ago that gnome had got a lot of its funding from corporations (IBM might have been one) who wanted a desktop suitable for corporate environments. Hence the emphasis on simplicity and the lack of options doesn't matter as corporate users wouldn't be allowed control over the desktop anyway. Whereas kde has always been aimed more at the enthusiast/geek market and hence has an option for virtually everything, if you can find it.
I use kde for the apps and can't get that excited about any de in itself but I did find gnome a bit too simplistic. I prefer being able to configure things how I want rather than having things set by the developer and just having to accept their decisions. Of course configurability has to be made easy to be of use to most people. Opera is really easy to set many aspecs of the ui whereas Konqueror can be a pain.
Linus is a flamebait, gnome is all right
Xye incredibly difficult puzzle game with minimal graphics. Also at playdeb
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Hey, he is a great kernel maker and so and so we all love him for that, but he is also pretty bad at this kind of things. This time he is being a flamebait. I have read the message and it is not "just criticizing". Good that he made code but the way he is making the post is not all right.
Xye incredibly difficult puzzle game with minimal graphics. Also at playdeb
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