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by silon3 15y ago
By far.
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by silon3 15y ago
> On a personal note, the effort required to maintain a stable Linux desktop made me switch to OS X in 2007, after using Linux for 13 years. To each his own. For me it's much better than Windows and GNOME attempting to copy OSX features
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by silon3 15y ago
The only problem with Jenkins I have is the use of Java implementation of Subversion, which lags behing the official version.
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by silon3 15y ago
How soon will it reach the quantum level of "you can't measure without changing"?
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by silon3 15y ago
I'm waiting for alt+tab to be changed to window-based (without application grouping).
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by silon3 15y ago
And what people want is Mercurial -> ?.
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by silon3 15y ago
Alt+Tab is typically about switching between last 2,3,4-5 _windows_ (max). It doesn't matter how many more windows you have. For that, it's other mechanisms (dock, taskbar, window list, search, ...)
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by silon3 15y ago
>Lets look at Alt+Tab functionality, which now in Unity (and Gnome3) switches between "apps" instead of windows. This is THE reason I will not touch Unity or gnome shell.
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by silon3 15y ago
I like unity in many ways, except for: 1. app centric alt+tab (100% showstopper, will not use). 2. menu on top (almost as bad) 3. hard to start multiple terminal windows Can't really say more, because of #1.
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by silon3 15y ago
For me, it's essential that I can fluidly switch between last 2-3 or even 4 windows, no matter what they are. (I regularly move tabs into new window in firefox when I need to do this).
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by silon3 15y ago
I'm a power user and I like it, except for application centric alt+tab and top menu bar. That is a non-starter for me. Going to use something else.
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by silon3 15y ago
Web != API
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by silon3 15y ago
I recently tested the gnome-shell in Fedora 15 for the first time. This is my showstopper list: 1. Application oriented 2. Alt+tab sucks (mostly because of #1) 3. Terminal doesn't open new window by sefault. 4. Terminal is single-