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Have you tried an XFCE environment? With the right theme, it's excellent, in my opinion. A couple examples I picked off the XFCE screenshots page: https://cdn
by coldpie 3y ago
Have you tried an XFCE environment? With the right theme, it's excellent, in my opinion.
A couple examples I picked off the XFCE screenshots page:
https://cdn.xfce.org/about/screenshots/4.16-1.png https://cdn.xfce.org/about/screenshots/4.16-1.png
https://cdn.xfce.org/about/screenshots/4.14-1.png https://cdn.xfce.org/about/screenshots/4.14-1.png
- vbezhenar 3y agoLinux will never be as coherent as Windows is. It's not just about theme. It's about the whole system. Windows was built from GUI. Linux is built from CLI and GUI is just incomplete buggy slap upon CLI tools. With myriad of choices it'll never be comparable. Linux need some visionary company which will push hard on some sane technical choices without alternatives to provide coherent vision. It would require tremendous resources and it'll cause tremendous resistance from community (just observe how much hate systemd receives and it's still not as convenient as services.msc from Windows 2000). It's unlikely to happen, so that's why I think we won't have good things, because Windows itself lost its vision as well.
- coldpie 3y ago> It's not just about theme. It's about the whole system. Ahh. In that case, yes, I think you're probably right :)