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I'm cool with moving forward, but here it seems they just tried to hard to be somebody else (Mac). In the process it stripped a lot of customization that is th
by ImprovedSilence 15y ago
I'm cool with moving forward, but here it seems they just tried to hard to be somebody else (Mac). In the process it stripped a lot of customization that is the heart of Linux users.
I'm not saying it won't be a massive success, and it might be flippin awesome on a mobile device or tablet. As for me, I tried it, and would probably still be using it (only out of laziness to switch back), except upgrading to 11.10 wrecked havoc with my display settings, and me being lazy, just switched over to KDE which still plays nicely with me.
- rufugee 15y agoAlthough I'll give you the fact that they've borrowed some from Apple, I'd also argue that they've really exceeded the Mac in terms of user friendliness and usability.