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I personally prefer an "user experience" tailored to my own needs instead of a set of defaults chosen by someone else. Specially when they push you into things
by darkstalker 14y ago
I personally prefer an "user experience" tailored to my own needs instead of a set of defaults chosen by someone else. Specially when they push you into things like Unity and Pulseaudio.
- donniezazen 14y agoThere are a plenty of choice available when it comes to Linux. The problem is people expect some distribution to behave in certain way which of course doesn't happen as "user experience" is a design choice and not a technological fault.