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> Windows has a fairly crappy interface. Debian doesn't (whether default, or using one of the available replacement DEs/WMs). You clearly haven't tried using A
by groovy2shoes 10y ago
> Windows has a fairly crappy interface. Debian doesn't (whether default, or using one of the available replacement DEs/WMs).
You clearly haven't tried using AfterStep ;)
- anonbanker 10y agoOr FVWM2. or IceWM. or MacOS 9, or Windows XP PlayskoolOS. But let's keep the comparisons to desktop environments made this decade. Enlightenment 0.17 GNOME3, KDE Plasma 5, etc. if you're using Mint's Debian Edition (and new converts should if they're too scared to try Calculate Linux), you're likely to boot into something relatively pretty the first time.
- groovy2shoes 10y agoI didn't take "crappy interface" to mean "aesthetically unpleasing" (not to say that such isn't a valid interpretation or belief). FVWM and IceWM, for example, might be ugly (though only by default -- I've seen pretty configurations of both), but I've always found them quite usable. AfterStep, though... * shiver *.