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I completely agree there is no best desktop. I think the statement is better suited as Ubuntu is the "best desktop experience for the average person". I think
by Kratisto 8y ago
I completely agree there is no best desktop. I think the statement is better suited as Ubuntu is the "best desktop experience for the average person". I think that's what most people really mean when having this discussion. The average person part is sort of implied.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 8y agoProblem with that is that "average person" isn't defined by any kind of metrics or anything, it's just whatever the developer imagines it is, which is usually some drooling moron caricature (when they don't want to provide a feature) or themselves (when they've written something that harms others' workflows).
- tazjin 8y agoWhat's an average person, though? We're keeping this aura of mysticism around customized computer setups (obviously also because there's commercial interests against them). I think many "average" people would have no greater difficulty learning a fast, simple, customizable mail client instead of Outlook for example.