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IMHO this was the wrong problem to focus on (from a user perspective) for Canonical. The latest version is a mutant UI; you never know where the "Confirm" butto
by franciscop 6y ago
IMHO this was the wrong problem to focus on (from a user perspective) for Canonical. The latest version is a mutant UI; you never know where the "Confirm" button in any window will be, some times is on the top-right, some times on the bottom right, and sometimes somewhere random. And like that for all of the OS UI buttons. Even the toolbar apps I was using broke.
The last (LTS) great UI experience and where I think Ubuntu peaked was 16.04, but of course it's not practical to keep running that forever. I've since moved to using a mac last year and it's been okay. I'd love to go back to Ubuntu, but not to the thing it has become. Maybe I try another Linux distro, but I also want something stable.
- sergeykish 6y agoFunny how arbitrary peaks are, for me it was 6.06 — LiveCD, Gnome 2, awesome orange-brown theme and no PulseAudio.