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Someone is less than impressed:
http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/11/l...greatest-hits/ It is a release candidate & it does look strange with 2 of this, two of that and strange use of themes etc. Hopefully the final will have been tweaked a bit. |
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I downloaded the RC, but will have to wait until next week to give it a test run as I am traveling on business the rest of this week. We'll see how it goes.
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This guy doesn't have use Mint as his full time OS but expects those of us that do will just enjoy all the goodies. What I'm seeing is if we want Mint to look and feel like the OS we are accustomed to we will need a truck load of extensions.
Seems to me the developers of Unity and Gnome3 have decided we the users will learn to love their creations and if not tough toenails ![]() |
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