ok, thanks,
Supernova
2012/3/4 Chris :
> Aloha Supernova,
>
> It was me (Chris) that wasn't attacking you personally, but merely "bashing"
> Ubuntu's decision to split up from GNOME. I can only see the many resembles
> between GNOME Shell and Ubuntu Unity. I agree that Ubuntu would benefit from
>
Aloha Supernova,
It was me (Chris) that wasn't attacking you personally, but merely
"bashing" Ubuntu's decision to split up from GNOME. I can only see the many
resembles between GNOME Shell and Ubuntu Unity. I agree that Ubuntu would
benefit from some well integrating apps, not only for reducing t
I don't obviously make the gnome community become angry against
Ubuntu. Anyway if we could provide a software that makes eyes shine,
it could be, from a "marketing" point of view, a point.
My two €cents...
Supernova
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don't worry Gustav, nothing personal. I look around on the web
informations as why do people use this OS, or that? And often they say
about some optimized software. From here my idea, which isn't bad in
my opinion...
Supernova
2012/3/4 Chris :
> @ supernova:
> And what do you want to create with
I am glad to see the idea of Libre Office icons being re-proposed. I had
this idea proposed over ubuntu brainstorm during the development cycle
of Ubuntu 11.04 http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/27661/ trying to give
a solution about the "confusing icons of Libre Calc" according the
usability t
@ supernova:
And what do you want to create with that? Something that would come eerily
close to GNOME and it's Shell. When you start using all the default apps of
GNOME they create a rather seamless experience. In fact all the recent
suggestions like a time-out function on the shutdown window is a
What about a *"HowTo" App* or *Lens* in Ubuntu, which is able to answer
what app can do and how to use it? Using Ubuntu SoftwareCenter with more
keywords (also translated), adding Tutorials from YouTube, direct links
to ubuntu-wiki /ubuntuusers and create a FAQ. Maybe with Ask-Ubuntu
integratio
Could make sense to phenotype develope some apps native for ubuntu? Like a
browser, multimedia, offfice...
This could give extreme integration, less toolkits, and make ubuntu famous
for its apps, better then those if other OSes...
Supernova
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