@Anwar I might. I'm gonna keep my head cool for now, but when it comes to 18.04 and it really ships with GNOME . . . I'll look for something else. GNOME sucks, at least that's my humble opinion, although I wanna say a few not so humble things about it
@NathanOsman they can still be used on other desktops, but at least with GNOME and Mate you need to go through couple loops to enable support for them.
I think I'm gonna go,too. This whole morning has been somewhat hectic. I need to cool down my brain . . . literally . . . because I'm also wearing warm wool socks . . . indoors . . .
There's this girl that comes to the labs sometimes. Lol, we've like this awkward eye contact. When I look, she looks away, and when she looks I look away. It's like we have offset in timing or something
Funnily enough, I'm amazing at seeing other people miss signs, but I've never caught a sign myself. (Although that may be because I have the attractiveness of a squid and nobody likes showing signs to squid)
So i'll give you my canned response: It's similar, but not the same. You should download it and try it. Also, there's (currently) nothing stopping you from using Unity, so you're free to do so. You'll probably even be able to install Unity in 18.04.
As much as I liked Ubuntu Touch and wished it to succeed, I'm glad Canonical is recentering around desktop more. It has not been doing well since Canonical pulled most of the devs into mobile.
@James in a nutshell the point I'm making is that much of what made up the "desktop" experience has slowly but surely been abandoned/removed and most people didn't notice.
@James well actually, it was - because had they simply worked better with others (including the "general public") much of the mess could have been avoided.
it's difficult for me to run a single webapp as a product, and I don't have to be accountable to anybody except the CEO on what happens/when things get done.
When we made feature requests, we'd be told "It's not a part of our vision."
Take for instance, when window controls were moved to the left for no actual reason, we were told it was because they were working on a new menu technology that would require this change. I can't even remember all the details of it. Instead, we got... nothing. But the change became hard-coded after a while despite the fact that the proposed reason for the change never came to be.
that's the difference between an individual application with probably a very limited user base, and an operating system that serves a global community. Unless you want to run things like Apple, you tend to have to listen to the community.
Contrary to popular belief, Apple's products aren't as popular and well loved as people think, despite the fact that they make so much money off of them. They're riding the wave of what I'd call the "Premium Effect" - it's expensive and unique so people buy it to fit in with the "elite". But, people who give a damn, don't want it.
I'm using VMWare vSphere 5.1.0 Client to extend this VM's hard drive size from 5GB to 10GB. I've done that in the client and it's shows up in vSphere:
Fdisk does recognize the new hard drive size:
The problem is that the "n" command (add new partition) doesn't utilize the new space. It's al...
I'm using VMWare vSphere 5.1.0 Client to extend this VM's hard drive size from 5GB to 10GB. I've done that in the client and it's shows up in vSphere:
Fdisk does recognize the new hard drive size:
The problem is that the "n" command (add new partition) doesn't utilize the new space. It's al...
