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I wouldn't be surprised. When I tried Unity a few months ago it was riddled with bugs and memory leaks. It felt much like KDE4 did when it first came out - an i
by jjcm 16y ago
I wouldn't be surprised. When I tried Unity a few months ago it was riddled with bugs and memory leaks. It felt much like KDE4 did when it first came out - an incomplete product that focused on quantity of features over quality. It could be a great desktop environment, but it's going to need a lot of work before it gets there. With 11.04 coming in the next few weeks, I just don't see it having that polish on time.
- shawnee_ 16y agoThe only reason I can find to prefer one desktop over another is ease of using / assigning custom keyboard shortcuts: http://oss.zentu.net/?q=node/27 http://oss.zentu.net/?q=node/27 KDE4 was a huge leap backward in that respect. 3.5 was about perfect, and I actually preferred it over Gnome when 3.5 was the default. But more often than not must we learn the hard way that sometimes it's just best to leave well enough alone.
- owaislone 16y agoExactly.
- chrismsnz 16y agoMe too. However, I tried the updated version as part of the latest Ubuntu beta and I have to say... it has come a long way. It's not perfect, but it is leaps and bounds ahead of their "preview" version. In fact, the version you were using probably was still using Mutter as a drawing backend - they've since switched to the more stable and tested Compiz.