Stupid thread.....
If some people like Mac OS X, if other like windows and the other like
linux... Every one should have choice his product. This is an aspect
of liberty.
It's alway more funny to dislike a product when we dont know it. This is
the same problem when someone from windows is behind an OS X. The
peoples dont like to unlearn because that's bing up some frustration.
(my english is very poor you know :-) )
So, fine, if you dont like a product, dont loose your time on it, this
is not productive... but if you wanna learn.. go for it.
Positively, you should thinking: "This is wonderfull, I dont have one
GUI but many GUI to do something."
With my experience, I reboot windows often then linux or other *nix
like. I dont have problem with virus on linux but I cannot play to WoW
(Worl of Warcraft) and it's sad but that's it.
Know the limits on a product is more interresting than to shit on it.
this is my opinion and I share it
Have a nice day
Le lundi 14 février 2005 à 13:42 -0700, Robin Laing a écrit :
> Rajev Mhasawade wrote:
> > Agreed it is also meant for desktop.But i think dist. shud introduce a
> > special and standard GUI which match windows's so that migration would
> > be less painful for dumbs like me.KDE Gnome are too confusing for
> > newbies.To kick off win u need to make interface as user friendly as
> > theirs.
> > BTW wats common with linux geeks is that u cud hardly find 2 of them
> > agreeing on any issue.One says KDE is better other loves Gnome.One
> > says Fedora is nice and other swears by Mandrake.
> > I was all confused when deciding which dist and what interface to
> > use.So now i use Gnome and KDE programmes!
> > Rajev
>
> From the times that I have used Windows I find their interface to be
> confusing and frustrating. The whole logic behind the WinXP menu is
> worse than that of 98. Some programs will be installed in one
> location and the next will install someplace else. Some will install
> to the desktop creating allot of clutter.
>
> I find the Gnome interface to be better arranged than anything I have
> seen on Windows but again I am used to it.
>
> At least with Linux, you have a choice which isn't the option with
> Windows.
>
>
> --
> Robin Laing
>
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