Peter Alcibiades wrote:
They are telling you something, the folks at Ubuntu.
Its fluxbox. Or Openbox. Or maybe it could even be WMII. Or that Finnish
tiling WM I was using a few months back. F1 for the man pages, F2 for
terminal. What else do you really need?
I suspect they are telling you
if we had an engine that would run on FreeBSD I would never ever look
back
On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 7:54 PM, Peter Alcibiades <
palcibiades-fi...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> They are telling you something, the folks at Ubuntu.
>
> Its fluxbox. Or Openbox. Or maybe it could even be WMII. Or that Fi
They are telling you something, the folks at Ubuntu.
Its fluxbox. Or Openbox. Or maybe it could even be WMII. Or that Finnish
tiling WM I was using a few months back. F1 for the man pages, F2 for
terminal. What else do you really need?
I suspect they are telling you something else. They are
Folks,
Never try any Ubuntu Beta on a production machine. Every iteration they
break something that was working on the previous version. For every new
animal that Canonical releases there are a ton of improvements but they also
tend to have some regressions. There is a cautionary tale that I learn
Richmond wrote:
On 04/04/2011 05:04 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Good news for them: Gnome 2 is still available in Ubuntu 11.04. Just
choose that option from the login screen if you prefer it.
Possibly; but not for me.
If I select "Ubuntu Classic" (err . . . slipped there a bit; not very
origi
On 04/04/2011 05:04 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Good news for them: Gnome 2 is still available in Ubuntu 11.04. Just
choose that option from the login screen if you prefer it.
Possibly; but not for me.
If I select "Ubuntu Classic" (err . . . slipped there a bit; not very
original)
I get sc
Richmond wrote:
If you have been running GNOME as your window manager, upgrading to
Ubuntu 11.04 Beta will "hose" GNOME: I know, I did just that; now having to
use XFCE (which isn't bad in itself, I just prefer GNOME).
A little background for those here who haven't been up on the news with
Ub
If you have been running GNOME as your window manager, upgrading to
Ubuntu 11.04 Beta will "hose" GNOME: I know, I did just that; now having to
use XFCE (which isn't bad in itself, I just prefer GNOME).
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