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Day: GNOME OSDay: GNOME OSPosted Aug 8, 2012 8:38 UTC (Wed) by Pawlerson (guest, #74136)In reply to: Day: GNOME OS by drag Parent article: Day: GNOME OS
It appears to be to make the software more usable and improve the ease writing and installing software.There's something wrong here. If they want to make the software more usable then why they're turning it to be unusable?
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Day: GNOME OS Posted Aug 8, 2012 8:48 UTC (Wed) by drag (subscriber, #31333) [Link]
You are confused. I suggest trying to re-assessing your assumptions to make them match closer to reality.
Day: GNOME OS Posted Aug 8, 2012 10:35 UTC (Wed) by jjs (guest, #10315) [Link]
I don't think he's confused. I loved GNOME1. Then GNOME2 came out, and I couldn't tweek it as much as I wanted, because it was determined that "I really didn't need to do that" and "it's too confusing." So I moved to WindowMaker and XFCE. Kept trying GNOME2, occasionally using GHOME2 apps. GNOME3 came out - and I'm really moving to KDE for apps (as well as WindowMaker, XFCE, LDXE, and Enlightenment).
GHOME3 is another step away from supporting users, IMHO.
Day: GNOME OS Posted Aug 8, 2012 14:11 UTC (Wed) by drag (subscriber, #31333) [Link]
I loathed Gnome 1. I was very happy when I learned that I could run Enlightenment without it. I didn't touch Gnome again until 2.8 or so when it finally started becoming usable.
To each their own.
Day: GNOME OS Posted Aug 9, 2012 16:16 UTC (Thu) by thebluesgnr (guest, #37963) [Link]
GNOME is not for you; that's fine. That's not the same as saying it's not "supporting the users". Keep in mind you're not the only user in the world. ;)
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