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Originally posted by SilverFox View PostI don't see why people still get on the 'hate gnome' bandwagon these days
Gnome Shell tries to turn a 24-inch monitor into a giant phone. I don't want my desktop to be a phone -- I want it to be... a desktop.
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Imagine if instead of spending so much time, energy and effort into getting gnome to become barely usable, the effort instead went into improving KDE.
The linux desktop experience today would be 100 times better than it is currently. G*ome is the worst thing to have ever happened to the Linux Desktop and the linux community.
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Originally posted by 240Hz View PostImagine if instead of spending so much time, energy and effort into getting gnome to become barely usable, the effort instead went into improving KDE.
The linux desktop experience today would be 100 times better than it is currently. G*ome is the worst thing to have ever happened to the Linux Desktop and the linux community.
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Originally posted by bison View PostSpeaking for myself, I don't hate it, I just intensely dislike it.
Gnome Shell tries to turn a 24-inch monitor into a giant phone. I don't want my desktop to be a phone -- I want it to be... a desktop.
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Originally posted by 240Hz View PostImagine if instead of spending so much time, energy and effort into getting gnome to become barely usable, the effort instead went into improving KDE.
The linux desktop experience today would be 100 times better than it is currently. G*ome is the worst thing to have ever happened to the Linux Desktop and the linux community.
It would have been a big investment, but one that would have brought a better future (since Qt is already trusted by major companies, while GTK gets no support).
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https://people.gnome.org/~calum/usab...port_main.html
I think Gnome 3 has just won by proxy because... it has a similar name? this is probably why Microsoft renamed "MS Cool" to C#. To attract those that just assume newer versions are implicitly better.
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