KDE5 or what ever the correct thing to call it is, is WAY more functional then kde4 when it first came out. But at this point I don't see a compelling reason to upgrade on my day-2-day machine. But dont see myself waiting too long either.
From a user perspective, it just feels like a modern skin with super fast hassle free search. So shouldn't be to long before I upgrade (I hope).
Visually, kde5 is really nice, but not nice enough or stable enough or feature rich enough to upgrade from 4 at the moment.
Im sure the people who grew up on kde 3 said the same about kde4 when it came out but early adopters like me put up with it because it was shiny and had not realised how powerful kde 3 was.
Maybe they know you won't and they are trying to slur a competitor who would never spam/. for that I am going to click the link and buy some WINE Is Not an Emulator...
We have used it in addition with some indesign (or was it PS?) feature to get really nice detailed points of a country that we then used for state selection of a country. That has worked particularly well. But other then that I dont really like it.
I came across a guy who used his own customised audio responses to lead one of these callers down the garden path, he even told them up front "This is a recorded message"
Any one point me in the direction where I can listen to this?
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This is both +5 Insightful and -1 Redundant simultaneously.
KDE5 or what ever the correct thing to call it is, is WAY more functional then kde4 when it first came out. But at this point I don't see a compelling reason to upgrade on my day-2-day machine. But dont see myself waiting too long either.
From a user perspective, it just feels like a modern skin with super fast hassle free search. So shouldn't be to long before I upgrade (I hope).
Visually, kde5 is really nice, but not nice enough or stable enough or feature rich enough to upgrade from 4 at the moment.
Im sure the people who grew up on kde 3 said the same about kde4 when it came out but early adopters like me put up with it because it was shiny and had not realised how powerful kde 3 was.
Cons:
Slow (on my nexus 5)
Chrome crashes frequently
Pros:
Multiple accounts on a mobile device (not just tablet).
Nice transitions (when they work).
I like it on my nexus 9, I don't really like it on my Nexus 5.
Jeffrey works at the Parks Department, a career that causes his father tremendous pride.
Maybe they know you won't and they are trying to slur a competitor who would never spam /. for that I am going to click the link and buy some WINE Is Not an Emulator...
I agreed with you up until your last sentence.
Jed will be able to pick up where George left off.
Whilst you probably haven't read it, you might like to sign this petition... http://www.news.com.au/technol...
https://www.change.org/p/targe...
Systemd you had one job... oh wait.
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Have a kit-kat
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Insert Seinfeld reference
Not sure which part of ur comment you are being modded insightful for. Both are depending on your bias.
It use to be the case that ur zoom settings were preserved from incognito mode. Not sure if it is still the case. Not in a position to check ATM.
We have used it in addition with some indesign (or was it PS?) feature to get really nice detailed points of a country that we then used for state selection of a country. That has worked particularly well. But other then that I dont really like it.
Which is it? :P
And there it is
Thats pretty cool. Just did a
sudo shutdown -r now
Insert obligatory XKCD here
Ahh yes V good!
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I live south more than 200km south of the equator you insensitive clod!
I came across a guy who used his own customised audio responses to lead one of these callers down the garden path, he even told them up front "This is a recorded message"
Any one point me in the direction where I can listen to this?