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I think so, because they use stock gnome apps, Ubuntu + Gnome will keep the Unity forked versions of Gnome apps (iirc, I haven't gone this route in ~4 years, ri
by dkuntz2 11y ago
I think so, because they use stock gnome apps, Ubuntu + Gnome will keep the Unity forked versions of Gnome apps (iirc, I haven't gone this route in ~4 years, right).
Plus its one less step, and if I'm trying to get someone to switch to linux, I don't want to let them even try to use Unity because, despite how pretty it is, it's just so slow.
- harel 11y agoFor me it's the hassle of a clean install vs an upgrade.
- dkuntz2 11y agoI don't follow that at all.
- harel 11y agoI mean, I already use Ubuntu 14.04 as a standard install with Gnome 3 setup. It would be a hassle to do a clean install, setup my dev environments, apps etc. if i was to install ubuntugnome from scratch. But as soon as a clean install opportunity arises, I'll do that.