Beware the 'System Check' Trojan!
Rob-N4RPS
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Joined: 12 Jul 2011
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Hello!
Asp-Z wrote:
Unless you use KDE, MATE is the way forward as far as Linux UIs go IMO. GNOME 3 and Unity are both crap, and Ubuntu is making itself look unattractive to a lot of its users by "simplifying" itself too much.
I'll check MATE out. I'll learn more about Openbox, too. I might also give KDE another look, but I may just end up keeping LXDE. Haven't decided yet
Thanks to everyone, for all your help!
Have A Great Day!
Rob
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Asp-Z wrote:
Unless you use KDE, MATE is the way forward as far as Linux UIs go IMO. GNOME 3 and Unity are both crap, and Ubuntu is making itself look unattractive to a lot of its users by "simplifying" itself too much.
For those who don't know, MATE = Gnome 2.
I don't like Gnome 3 or Unity either, (or KDE for that matter,) but I'm not so sure MATE is the way forward.
More like a way for people to keep using Gnome 2 until someone produces something better.
The way forward will most likely have to wait for either a philosophical shift by KDE, GNOME, XFCE, or Cannonical, or an entirely new project which values both usability and customizability.
Right now, IMHO, KDE seems to neglect the former, while Gnome 3 and Unity seem to neglect the latter.
That's why, for now, I'm using MATE.
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