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Of course you can. But isn't the entire point of Ubuntu supposed to be that things "just work"? Most people don't go searching through settings to fix annoyanc
by samdk 17y ago
Of course you can.
But isn't the entire point of Ubuntu supposed to be that things "just work"? Most people don't go searching through settings to fix annoyances--they just get annoyed.
- tvon 17y agoTrue. In my mind I was imagining a person who shows off Ubuntu would know how to do such a thing, but these days that's probably not (necessarily) true, even if it were, it still doesn't matter if the person they're showing it off to wouldn't be able to easily do it too.