On Thu, May 05, 2011 at 11:46:24PM +0300, pec...@gmail.com wrote:
> No, it is not the plan. Current GNOME Panel maitaner claimed that he
> will support it as long as there will be neccessity. And bear in mind
> that even if he drops towel, someone can take his place (not everyone
> of course, but
> JFTR, that sounds a lot like the KDE target audience. My experience with
> seeing other long term Gnome users switch is that they are initially
> overwhelmed by the number of options and the customability, but once they get
> over trying to tweak everything, just because they can, and take a lit
On Friday, May 06, 2011 12:23:40 AM Francis Bolduc wrote:
> When computers are concerned, I'm usually stubborn and conservative. I
> know exactly what I like and dislike and I do everything I can to get
> rid of what I dislike on my own computer.
JFTR, that sounds a lot like the KDE target audienc
Thanks for all the answers. I'll try to give a few answers of my own
to questions and concerns that were addressed directly to me.
Jeremy:
You're right about misconceptions. I had to dig quite a bit to find
the few items of verfiable information about the future of Ubuntu and
GNOME concerning the
2011/5/5 Manish Sinha :
> On 05/05/2011 09:22 AM, Bilal Akhtar wrote:
>>
>> Hello there!
>>
>> As you've said, in Ubuntu 11.10 users will have the option to install
>> GNOME 3 + Shell instead of Unity. One thing to note is that GNOME Panel
>> hasn't died (yet), its still being actively developed as
On 05/05/2011 09:22 AM, Bilal Akhtar wrote:
Hello there!
As you've said, in Ubuntu 11.10 users will have the option to install
GNOME 3 + Shell instead of Unity. One thing to note is that GNOME Panel
hasn't died (yet), its still being actively developed as a GNOME Shell
fallback for systems with
From: Jeremy Bicha
Date: Wed, 04 May 2011 23:24:17 -0400
Unity actually is
customizable, perhaps not to the extent that power users like. I'm
hoping that a simple user-friendly tool will be available in 11.04 to
change the settings without needing to dig around CCSM or dconf-editor.
I think yo
On Wed, 2011-05-04 at 22:52 -0400, Francis Bolduc wrote:
>
> Then, I started reading about Unity on the web. I found out that in
> the next version of Ubuntu, the "Ubuntu Classic" session will be
> dropped, leaving me with a choice between Unity and GNOME 3. Not
> knowing what GNOME 3 was, I decid
On 5 May 2011 09:55, Alexandre Strube wrote:
> On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 4:52 AM, Francis Bolduc wrote:
>>
>> I'm left with this dilemma. Neither Unity nor GNOME Shell fits my
>> needs. What am I going to do in 6 months?
>
> Adapt and move on. And what is with the thing about do not recognizing
> ic
On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 4:52 AM, Francis Bolduc wrote:
> I'm left with this dilemma. Neither Unity nor GNOME Shell fits my
> needs. What am I going to do in 6 months?
>
Adapt and move on. And what is with the thing about do not recognizing
icons? Do you have some psychological disability or are y
Hello there!
As you've said, in Ubuntu 11.10 users will have the option to install
GNOME 3 + Shell instead of Unity. One thing to note is that GNOME Panel
hasn't died (yet), its still being actively developed as a GNOME Shell
fallback for systems with GPUs not being able to run GNOME Shell. GNOME
On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 5:52 AM, Francis Bolduc wrote:
> ... I'm a software developer and I like to have
> updated development tools every 6 months ...
> I'm left with this dilemma. Neither Unity nor GNOME Shell fits my
> needs. What am I going to do in 6 months?
A false dichotomy. You have numero
Hi Francis,
> I'm left with this dilemma. Neither Unity nor GNOME Shell fits my
> needs. What am I going to do in 6 months?
You may get a 'better' answer from someone who is more involved in Ubuntu
development, and this is my opinion. Being a moderately long user of
Ubuntu (though I wasn't there
On 04/05/11 22:52, Francis Bolduc wrote:
> Then, I started reading about Unity on the web. I found out that in
> the next version of Ubuntu, the "Ubuntu Classic" session will be
> dropped, leaving me with a choice between Unity and GNOME 3. Not
> knowing what GNOME 3 was, I decided to try it that s
Hi,
I'm not certain if I'm writing in the proper mailing list. If it's the
case, kindly direct which one I should express the following concern.
I've been using Ubuntu since 5.04, so it's been a good 6 years now
that I'm with Ubuntu at home and at work. I chose Ubuntu for my
desktop computers bec
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