is the linux desktop environment still going the direction?
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Re: is the linux desktop environment still going the directi
Looks like the screenshot is from Deepin.
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Well, to be fair, I can't make head nor tail of that. He started out by calling another user ignorant, so I can't see this thread going anywhere good really.xenopeek wrote:That's not fair. mrgoogle shared his vision for how the file manager, task switcher, and desktop could look and behave: http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.p ... 4#p1117360MintBean wrote:There are a lot of words but no content in MrGoogle's posts.
Let's stay away from name calling.
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i do like kde plasma and more importantly none of us here have the right to criticize the developers of linux-mint because we are already getting more than what we pay/donate for this ditro. We can't just ask them to do some great things without paying for it.Fred Barclay wrote:Still not answering the questions, I see. I just reread the entire thread, and beside from your saying XYZ does not work for "most people" due to "lazy programmers" you haven't provided any real info.mrgoogle wrote: i think i would ask you first to read the previous post so you'll know
I'm sorry to say this, but it sounds as if you don't like any of the Mint DEs (or UIs as you call them) and so you want the entire Mint team to work around your personal preference. Not a very constructive position, IMHO.
And I agree with the others: you could be a little less rude. No need to question the intelligence of the members here simply because we don't agree with you. Dividing your posts into separate paragraphs would help too.
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its indeed subjective, but still there should be a "CLEAR" direction on where this is really going and you yourself don't know thatdaveinuk wrote:
If your argument was clear, and to the point, and structured so as to make it readable, I'd pay attention.
As I see it this is just another rattle out of the pram post with no substance 'cos there's 'something', undetermined, you don't like, so make your own?
I'm more than happy with MInt's direction in all it's DE's, so much so that I've donated several times, there's something for everybody there, well, nearly.
So you see, the argument is pointless, as ' the right direction ' is subject to individual taste, and to me, it tastes great.
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at least your pretty rational, i admit im not as patient as you. Actually a small software company already approve this idea (NItrux) i was thinking of changing the name of "home" to "my files" and "my files" to "treasure chest" and treasure chest is password protected. And that's a windows explorer not a file manager. i prefer windows explorer and file-manager to be merge as onexenopeek wrote:That's not fair. mrgoogle shared his vision for how the file manager, task switcher, and desktop could look and behave: http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.p ... 4#p1117360MintBean wrote:There are a lot of words but no content in MrGoogle's posts.
Let's stay away from name calling.
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if you take your time to understand my post then you'd realize the answer was already thereM0em wrote:Mr. Google, you seem to like asking questions, but you're not too fond of answering them, are you? That's funny, most people expect answers from Google, not questions.
Re: is the linux desktop environment still going the directi
oh come on bro, don't give up on doing this peacefully, communication is always the start of understandingMintBean wrote:Well, to be fair, I can't make head nor tail of that. He started out by calling another user ignorant, so I can't see this thread going anywhere good really.xenopeek wrote:That's not fair. mrgoogle shared his vision for how the file manager, task switcher, and desktop could look and behave: http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.p ... 4#p1117360MintBean wrote:There are a lot of words but no content in MrGoogle's posts.
Let's stay away from name calling.
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Fred Barclay wrote: ? How do you know they're not being met? Surveys? Research? Or just personal preference?
I personally find all four of Mint's desktops (even Xfce and KDE, which to be honest I don't like their default config in Mint) to be far superior to any Windows in appearance.
BTW: what industry are you referring to?
chromebooks and osx, these two systems doesn't imitate that windows' UI and in fact their difference in the interface is a lot bigger than u think, but their adoption rate is still pretty higher than our linux-mint, can you please explain this? don't take this the wrong way but yoU WON'T be able to understand my answer to that question without knowing and understanding the answer to this one
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check the rest of the imageshinto wrote:Looks like the screenshot is from Deepin.
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Not bothering too.
I'm unsubscribing b/c I'm losing interest.
Good luck in your endeavours.
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I'm unsubscribing b/c I'm losing interest.
Good luck in your endeavours.
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no problem, have a good dayhinto wrote:Not bothering too.
I'm unsubscribing b/c I'm losing interest.
Good luck in your endeavours.
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how to debate for dummies:
1. Share ideas and be Friendly
2. Analyze the arguments and psychologize the opponent debater and never resort to intimidation
3. Always think Positively
4. Be Smart
1. Share ideas and be Friendly
2. Analyze the arguments and psychologize the opponent debater and never resort to intimidation
3. Always think Positively
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Re: is the linux desktop environment still going the directi
Pretty higher? This is what you believe, but not true in fact.mrgoogle wrote:chromebooks and osx, these two systems doesn't imitate that windows' UI and in fact their difference in the interface is a lot bigger than u think, but their adoption rate is still pretty higher than our linux-mint
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you u do realize that the right way to answer this kind of questions intelligently without being called ignorant; is to answer it in a form of thesis with some graphs and statistics of the market-share for the year 2015 up to 2016BigEasy wrote:Pretty higher? This is what you believe, but not true in fact.mrgoogle wrote:chromebooks and osx, these two systems doesn't imitate that windows' UI and in fact their difference in the interface is a lot bigger than u think, but their adoption rate is still pretty higher than our linux-mint
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Re: is the linux desktop environment still going the directi
Do you want to know what is Linux Mint?
So, not note..,net..,chrome.., etc books, not tabled. Desktop! That is screen, keyboard, mouse. There is definition of desktop computer:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desktop_computer
http://www.linuxmint.com/faq.phpLinux Mint is a free Linux-based operating system designed for use on desktop computers.
So, not note..,net..,chrome.., etc books, not tabled. Desktop! That is screen, keyboard, mouse. There is definition of desktop computer:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desktop_computer
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Re: is the linux desktop environment still going the directi
1.Do you know difference between two words: "adoption to UI" and "market-share"?mrgoogle wrote:you u do realize that the right way to answer this kind of questions intelligently without being called ignorant; is to answer it in a form of thesis with some graphs and statistics of the market-share for the year 2015 up to 2016BigEasy wrote:Pretty higher? This is what you believe, but not true in fact.mrgoogle wrote:chromebooks and osx, these two systems doesn't imitate that windows' UI and in fact their difference in the interface is a lot bigger than u think, but their adoption rate is still pretty higher than our linux-mint
2. If you first make statement then support this with graphs and statistics. Also first.
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Re: is the linux desktop environment still going the directi
whats funny about this is that, i already said/mention this on my previous postBigEasy wrote:Do you want to know what is Linux Mint?http://www.linuxmint.com/faq.phpLinux Mint is a free Linux-based operating system designed for use on desktop computers.
So, not note..,net..,chrome.., etc books, not tabled. Desktop! That is screen, keyboard, mouse. There is definition of desktop computer:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desktop_computer
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This is not a "thesis" and i will no longer reply to you until you came up with your own thesis, and don't forget about "adoption rate" , that is so important as wellBigEasy wrote: 1.Do you know difference between two words: "adoption to UI" and "market-share"?
2. If you first make statement then support this with graphs and statistics. Also first.
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This isn't going anywhere but in circles mrgoogle, what do you want from this topic because as you can see the others here are lost what the goal or desired outcome is.
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this has a direction but they just keep asking questions that's completely off the topic and im just being generous enough to answer it instead of ignoring it. Look if we carefully look at their arguments its obvious that majority of them don't even know what they are talking about and ignoring these dump questions will not enlighten them, you seem to be the ONLY one that's giving me a justifiable comebacks, if your an admin aren't you suppose to be helping me in educating them ? At least you clearly check on one of the factors thats affecting the market industry such as the demographics and i respect people with these kind of comebacksxenopeek wrote:This isn't going anywhere but in circles mrgoogle, what do you want from this topic because as you can see the others here are lost what the goal or desired outcome is.