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> You can't polish a turd. You can[1]. I think projects like this are a good step to/from familiarity. "Oh, it looks like what I'm accustomed to, maybe I can
by jagged-chisel 6y ago
> You can't polish a turd.
You can[1].
I think projects like this are a good step to/from familiarity. "Oh, it looks like what I'm accustomed to, maybe I can learn this..." or "I'd really like something small on which to emulate my desktop of choice, but it's not available on the small device, maybe I can start from here..."
1 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiJ9fy1qSFI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiJ9fy1qSFI
- aequitas 6y agoProblem is even though it looks familiar it feels anything but. I spent a considerable amount of time making my work Linux environment feel (I don't care mucht about the looks) like my Mac at home, Things like keyboard shortcuts, terminal application, spotlight, expose window movement, etc. Because I just don't want to keep adjusting my workflow between two different systems. But it's really hard to get it done completely or find a common middleground that works effectively on both systems.