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Lindsay Haisley <fmouse-gentoo@×××.com> posted |
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1213975533.11573.19.camel@×××××××××.localdomain, excerpted below, on Fri, |
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20 Jun 2008 10:25:33 -0500: |
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> I posted to this list yesterday, but in the fatigue-induced fog in which |
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> was operating I probably put in the wrong from address and the email got |
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> trashed by the list server. |
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FWIW, I prefer newsgroups and thus use gmane.org to follow most of my |
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mailing lists as newsgroups. Couple that with news profiles that pan |
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(the main gtk app I still use) remembers per group, and I don't have to |
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worry about using the wrong address. Of course, news has always been |
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somewhat obscure, unlike mail, so it's not a solution for everyone, but |
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it works for me. =8^) |
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> A switch and switch back of window managers, plus a restart of the user |
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> account solved the problem - kind of a Linux equivalent of Microsoft's |
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> "three R's" technique. |
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=8^) |
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> I generally agree with you these days about Gnome vs. KDE. It used to |
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> be that Gnome had an edge on really creative and abundant software |
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> design, which is why I settled on it, but with the switch to GTK2 a lot |
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> of really nice features in a lot of apps got dropped and other stuff |
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> just got abandoned. |
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That was always my feeling too. GNOME 1 had some promise, just as KDE 2 |
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did, but GNOME 2 went one way and KDE 3 went another... and I preferred |
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KDE. KDE 4 has yet to prove itself either way. At minimum, they botched |
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the rollout there. While I'll often run bleeding edge betas, 4.0 was |
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early alpha, there were simply too many missing features to be usable |
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here. 4.1 is supposed to be much better. I'll see, when it comes out. |
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I still believe they'll get there, but given 4.0, I'm not at all sure |
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about 4.1. It may well be 4.2 or even 4.3 before it's actually worth |
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switching from 3.5.x for me. |
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Duncan - List replies preferred. No HTML msgs. |
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"Every nonfree program has a lord, a master -- |
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and if you use the program, he is your master." Richard Stallman |
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