rujkking

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by rujkking 3y ago
There’s also a bunch there about how targeting others and posting complaints about others makes for uninteresting reading so avoid it Just saying
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by rujkking 3y ago
My concern is more so that this project will burn up real resources and be abandoned. You’re highlighting how subjective things can be and I don’t disagree. What isn’t subjective is the generations of the 1900s are the first to leave behind
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by rujkking 3y ago
Yeah it’s not cool either though :-/ And I mean from my reference you (and the downvoters) just complained about someone having a different opinion than yours so shrug
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by rujkking 3y ago
Someone just noticed Apple’s decades old SOP. Watch the aggregate fumble about, fail over and over, then take the few ideas that survive rapid, aimless iteration attempts and add the last mile of polish. A decade of crappy Palm, WinCE, and
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by rujkking 3y ago
Prove “fun” isn’t just an emotional equivocation to burn resources living in one’s nostalgia only to quickly abandon it like numerous attempts at amiga and commodore style OS clones being built for fun in the 00s If it’s not for modern comp
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by rujkking 3y ago
What I want is to be free of the desktop metaphor and the notion my computer is an office job data entry terminal only. Am working on a GPU accelerated application to replace Gnome. Currently boots to a blank 3D canvas, like opening a new B
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by rujkking 3y ago
You think a throw back Win 95 clones with UNIX-like internals is what modern users want? We’ve moved on from “back in my day, the 80s…” computer UI nostalgia to 90s it seems. 10 more years we’ll have Mac OSX Snow Leopard clone project get a