six × nine = ?
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@npro yeah, too right!
once, one of us.
now, one of them.
euw, i feel dirty just thinking about it. -
@ybjrepnfr someone is an early bird or watching too much Monty Python
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@npro yeah, the former. for who knows what reason, woke up at 05:55 this morn.
there will be, as a result...
coffeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
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@npro I'm waiting to see the "new" Pop_OS
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@TbGbe yeah well, ya coulda waited in a penguin waiting room, ya didn't need to go all windozie for goodness sake
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@ybjrepnfr Well, I had to buy a new PC - so Win
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@TbGbe see, your strikethrough proves you didn't even fool yourself, let alone us.
while you're awaiting pop, why not run, say mint LMDE 6, based on the latest debian stable? i realise you're a bit conservative re OS's, so i'm not trying to be silly & push you to say Arch [after all, we're still waiting for @hlehyaric to get aboard that promised bus
], but by all reports LMDE6 is pretty decent & stolid.
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@ybjrepnfr You can't bash on Win 11 unless you've tried it for a while!!
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@TbGbe here's that same logic:
- ya can't criticise eating dog shyte, til ya've tried it
- ya can't criticise stabbing yaself in the eye, til ya've tried it
- ya can't criticise forgoing today's oxygen allotment, til ya've tried it
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@ybjrepnfr said in six × nine = ?:
we're still waiting for @hlehyaric to get aboard that promised bus
don't count on @hlehyaric, while a certain
someone
was absent , he expressed interest in Pantheon, his exact quote was: "it is indeed miles better than macOS!" -
@ybjrepnfr I prefer
- ya can't criticise a film until you've seen it
- ya can't criticise a book until you've read it
- ya can't criticise a song until you've heard it
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@npro oh noes, not
pantheon
, nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooootis very pretty, yes, but afaik UI's still locked down & not user-tweakable... +... their isolationist package system
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@TbGbe very witty, whistler, very witty... but all you're doing is shooting yourself in the foot. tis soooooooooo tragic
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@npro said in six × nine = ?:
while a certain
someone
was absentonly an uncertain
nobody
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@ybjrepnfr said in six × nine = ?:
UI's still locked down & not user-tweakable...
which is exactly what Macsters want and love, a beautiful, well thought, clean, compact and cohesive design with attention to every detail, I think you don't have any friend having used a Mac before
+... their isolationist package system
no big deal, we only need to explain that all software comes from flathub.org , Vivaldi going there as well in the future
A true beauty...
with native Mac controls for Mac hardware...
It would be even a huuuuge, gigantic upgrade for @TbGbe
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@npro oh yes indeed, i'm with you on this. if we can get these two reprobates across the line & into the land of penguins again [well, for one], just by using this distro as a gateway drug, that's still good progress. you're right!
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@npro said in six × nine = ?:
I think you don't have any friend having used a Mac before
i asked ALL my friend, & she said... "huh?".
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@ybjrepnfr lol, and when you showed her KDE she said what
- KDE is OK in their books, good looking with the blur and transparency, "minimal", but still kinda Windowzy (by default), and needs an extra hand of polish. /edit: Also, they don't like tweaking in general, otherwise they would be using a PC
- With Pop!_OS they laugh with the kindergarden/school look, target age: teens at max.
- GNOME is rejected as a Tablet UI, not serious enough, not suitable for their nice desktop and their nice slim Mac keyboard and mouse.
- KDE is OK in their books, good looking with the blur and transparency, "minimal", but still kinda Windowzy (by default), and needs an extra hand of polish. /edit: Also, they don't like tweaking in general, otherwise they would be using a PC
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@npro said in six × nine = ?:
GNOME is rejected as a Tablet UI, not serious enough
to be slightly serious [gasp!] for a moment, i expect i would be willing to try gnome again one century if the devs stop purging features & at least integrate a full-function
system tray
again. not having a s/t is a showstopper for me, & having to use a third-party extension for that functionality, knowing that every 6 months it will break, is unacceptable.ofc, that's not gonna happen, but even if it did, there's still the question of the ridiculous kindergarten-style app UI design, with HUGE spacing, buttons etc. then there's ofc specific app silliness like the gnome file manager; what a joke compared to
dolphin
.but, as an overall comment, many years ago when i first tried gnome3, i was so shocked by its alien UI & hence UX that i thought it was unusable. nowadays, i feel less hostile to it. NOT in love with it, mind you, just less scornful of it.
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@ybjrepnfr said in six × nine = ?:
i feel less hostile to it. NOT in love with it, mind you, just less scornful of it.
I can't stand it and will never do, I'm not BLIND thank Zeus, having to look at 128x128 icons in a gigantic taskbar, ffs!