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You can get really close on point #1 with some work. I've never looked into gestures, and I don't write Chinese, so I can't speak to those.
by pmiller2 10y ago
You can get really close on point #1 with some work. I've never looked into gestures, and I don't write Chinese, so I can't speak to those.
- maksimum 10y agoRe #1: Yes, maybe I could get the main use cases to approximate OS X well. But (a) I don't want to learn how multiple windowing systems work and how to script them, and (b) then to fine tune them so corner cases are covered: how to integrate Gnome and KDE applications so their menu bars have the same shortcuts for the same operations, use the same font, have the same DPI scaling, etc... It's a never-ending set of options to fiddle with, little cohesive documentation, and no objective criteria to decide when they've been fiddled enough. Not saying it's a fault of Linux, but that's what we get in a open source ecosystem where the kernel team doesn't dictate how the desktop works.