tildearrow Why pay for “the right to relicense” when such an asset is zero value to proper Open Source businesses? It might have made sense for Canonical in their bad period but not today.
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I am a KDE plasma user these days, but I was probably one of a handful of people who liked Unity.
At first I hated Unity because it was forced upon us when we weren't ready for it.
They should have released it along side the "classic" desktop for a few years.
It is really a pity Canonical "Abandoned" Unity.
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Originally posted by bash2bash View PostSo many years with the worst user interface...
I hope GNOME4 stops using this android/mac interface and moves to something more usable.
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Originally posted by k1e0x View Post
The reason macOS, Android, and iOS use that style of interface is because it is modern and *most* people find it more usable. More OS's use this style today than don't and most have elements of it (ala Win10/KDE) Gnome 3 was a pioneer of this style.. And *you* don't have to like it, XFCE exists and is great too.
The GTK3 transition was enough for me to jump ship so I get awhenever I read up on recent XFCE news.
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Originally posted by bash2bash View PostSo many years with the worst user interface...
I hope GNOME4 stops using this android/mac interface and moves to something more usable.
I think that if people want a different interface, they have many choices. Gnome should keep doing what they do.
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Originally posted by nabero View Post
Unfortunately, putting more developers on KDE won't make it a better DE. At least we have a usable one, no need for more.
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