Does it still feel like Gnome is hold together with spaghetti? Ore has this been resolved now that Enlightenment is no longer involved.
I sincerely hope that Gnome is now well on its way too bee a stable environment, it is the unstable nature of former Gnome releases that has helped KDE to gain such a phenomenal user base not to mention almost all distributions uses KDE as default environment, Debian is almost the only distribution too not do so.
There is still lots of Linux users that can not, even if they want too, use Linux exclusive on their hard disk without wasting partitions too that thing from Redmond.
I don't men this as a flame, I only hope that now there will bee something too help a lot of people away from Windows. Diversity (Choice?) seems to bee weary good from a user perspective.
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7 - Last Action Hero Wow... I still remember this movie... it's not really that bad! Remember Arnold's Red T-shirt + brown jacket with that gun?
This movie is not that bad. That man with the fake eye ruled.
So multimedia will finally be good, how about movies then (mpg,avi, severel others)
Titanic is bad very bad, I hate it.
Leonardo caprio (whatever) is not that bad in other movies. Like that film he did with Robert De Niro.
One day you will all be complaining that we're making the earth too cold.
Only if USA keep electing the usually idiots for president.
(Bush, Reagen, Ford, Carter, Clinton)
Lucky you
When did debian become the community standard?.
Can you explain what`s new and what`s the difference between personal and professional edition, for us who cant read German.
Does it still feel like Gnome is hold together with spaghetti?
Ore has this been resolved now that Enlightenment is no longer involved.
I sincerely hope that Gnome is now well on its way too bee a stable environment, it is the unstable nature of former Gnome releases that has helped KDE to gain such a phenomenal user base not to mention almost all distributions uses KDE as default environment, Debian is almost the only distribution too not do so.
There is still lots of Linux users that can not, even if they want too, use Linux exclusive on their hard disk without wasting partitions too that thing from Redmond.
I don't men this as a flame, I only hope that now there will bee something too help a lot of people away from Windows.
Diversity (Choice?) seems to bee weary good from a user perspective.
Is this good news?