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Because I have zero interest in tweaking and messing with it. I want sane defaults, consistent keyboard shortcuts and when I plug something in I want it to just
by rapsey 5y ago
Because I have zero interest in tweaking and messing with it. I want sane defaults, consistent keyboard shortcuts and when I plug something in I want it to just work.
- edoceo 5y agoXfce on Arch then? Shit, my Gentoo/Xfce gives me that too. Apple is all hype. In the last 12 months there's been loud threads on HN about Apple and MS breakage and user hostility. Meanwhile, my old installs keep working, out of my way. I've been through a few big Xfce updates too - it got better, objectively better and didn't break anything - and never once (since 2007) has it disrespected me with any user hostile $BigCo_MiddleManager bullshit. In short: cheers to Linux, Gentoo, Arch and Xfce. So stable my 70+ "boomer" family can use it. My pop thinks it's "as easy as Win95"
- Razengan 5y agoNo means no. Stop bugging people and forcing your dogma on them.
- chrisseaton 5y agoTrillion dollar company is ‘all hype’ doesn’t pass a reality check for me.