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Well, I like change. I would even like Unity and I don't feel it's too much focused on on touch screen devices. After all, there are a lot of useful shortcuts.
by ch0wn 16y ago
Well, I like change. I would even like Unity and I don't feel it's too much focused on on touch screen devices. After all, there are a lot of useful shortcuts. However, the article is right that Unity in its current state is far from being an improvement. It crashes very frequently and lacks important configuration options.
When those issues are fixed, I'll certainly use it.
- csulok 16y agopeople said the same thing when they realized unity lacks stability, config options and key features (like supporting drag & drop files between windows), but they never came. I don't think canonical considers it a high priority, if it's not there now, it won't be there at all for this release of ubuntu
- owaislone 16y agoUse CCSM to config; or use the command "about:config" in alt-f2 dialog. Missing drag-and-drop between windows? What are you talking about?