http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/1...ew-las-s19e01/
Opps! I forgot... the reviews start at 32 minutes and deals mostly with Kubuntu.
Opps! I forgot... the reviews start at 32 minutes and deals mostly with Kubuntu.
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Re: Linux Action Show reviews Kubuntu 11.10
LAS annoyed me in the past, this show is less "action" and more discussion, might start follow this show now.
I agree with them that the default kicker need mocked up, not that it annoys me that much since I always use Lancelot, but the "utilities" and "system" mess doesn't look good for a new user.
I'd like to add that the system settings also need a mock up. Display/Looks settings are all over the place.
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Re: Linux Action Show reviews Kubuntu 11.10
I've been following LAS for about a year now, and using Kubuntu since 9.04.
11.10 so far has been the best version, but I have to agree with some of chris's gripes about lack of better Ubuntu One, and Software Centre integration, and the "forgotten" feel compared to Ubuntu.
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Re: Linux Action Show reviews Kubuntu 11.10
Hi GG
Thanks very much for the link. I did not know about the program and since I "listen to stuff" while working I'll probably be listening to it a lot from now on.
a) the comment about the "back arrow" on the kicker menu not being there and having to click the small text at the top is a "complaint of mine also". An arrow is easier to hit and requires a left mouse sweep where going to the text requires moving the mouse "up" a considerable distance because the menu window is taller than wide.
b) I agree with just about everything these guys said and the "manner" in which they say it, putting little caveats and 'wiggles" in to show that "this is a thing but it is just a little thing".
c) This comment was, I thought, very on point: "KDE truly became the Desktop for Professionals".
d) also: KDE4 is more traditional but has a lot of stuff in it.
His comments on "Unity", especially the comment about the "app" disappearing, his comment on FF, is a MAJOR complaint of mine about Unity.
Again, GG thanks for the link.
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