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>2008 The Linux desktop experience has come a long way since then. Try Ubuntu 16.04.
by hd4 9y ago
>2008
The Linux desktop experience has come a long way since then. Try Ubuntu 16.04.
- nottorp 9y agoI have a VM of it. Unity is still as annoying as it was in 2008.
- hd4 9y agoI've heard a lot of reported display/performance issues when running it in a VM. Try installing it on bare metal.
- thomastjeffery 9y agoI'm sorry people keep recommending vanilla Ubuntu to you. Unity is awful, and Ubuntu will be rid of it soon anyway. Until then, use Kubuntu, or Ubuntu GNOME.
- StreamBright 9y agoThis is a single datapoint and I am a senior systems engineer using a lot of Linux at work but its desktop experience is not even remotely close to be as good as MacOS. It reached the level that I can give it to people who do not work in IT though.
- vetinari 9y agoDepends. In some regards I like Gnome 3 UI as it comes with Fedora more, than Finder. With some details under the cover (doesn't have trouble browsing samba shares after connecting to another network, or per-network interface DNS, so you can resolve hostnames on internal network even when connected to VPN) are something, you get used to really fast.