Am I the only who likes Ubuntu's latest decisions ?
It seems like they are refocusing their efforts on their core, rather than being stretched.
It seems like they are refocusing their efforts on their core, rather than being stretched.
Like any of the 30+ window managers that exist.
The software center is two clicks away.
That said, I'm more annoyed that Ubuntu users will now be exposed to GNOME's user-hostile design. I went looking for a good example or two, but some [1] kind soul did a lot of the compiling for me.
I still have no idea who G3's target user is. Worse, I don't think they do either.
(Disclosure: I'm running Ubuntu Gnome 17.04 on my Linux machine)
And of course, they're all minor - until they break your workflow, and the developers politely tell you where to insert your bug report when you rightly raise a complaint about it. I'd rather use a UI that has little-to-no danger of a feature I use daily being ripped out from under me because some engineer who doesn't know:
* What user is using their product
* What user they are designing their product for
* How their product is used in real life
I've been using Debian for a year and have to Google s lot of questions because I'm a beginner and learn a lot, hack a lot, fuck up s lot. I haven't found a solution that doesn't work on Debian. My searches are 'how to... On ubuntu', 'error this.. Ubuntu '.