Comments on: (V2.0) The Guide to the (100%) Linux Desktop Revolution http://peterpparker.wordpress.com Get my latest thoughs on Linux Tue, 23 Jun 2009 16:12:14 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Manifeste | Gentlemen-Nerds http://peterpparker.wordpress.com/v20-the-guide-to-the-100-linux-desktop-revolution/#comment-1444 Manifeste | Gentlemen-Nerds Tue, 23 Jun 2009 16:12:14 +0000 http://peterpparker.wordpress.com/v20-the-guide-to-the-100-linux-desktop-revolution/#comment-1444 [...] gibt das Hacker Manifest von Mentor,  ganz viele Linux Manifeste, das OpenSource Architektur Manifest und viele viele [...] [...] gibt das Hacker Manifest von Mentor,  ganz viele Linux Manifeste, das OpenSource Architektur Manifest und viele viele [...]

]]> By: Amado http://peterpparker.wordpress.com/v20-the-guide-to-the-100-linux-desktop-revolution/#comment-621 Amado Sun, 26 Aug 2007 07:58:29 +0000 http://peterpparker.wordpress.com/v20-the-guide-to-the-100-linux-desktop-revolution/#comment-621 Pretty Interesting. Pretty Interesting.

]]> By: lassegs http://peterpparker.wordpress.com/v20-the-guide-to-the-100-linux-desktop-revolution/#comment-443 lassegs Fri, 10 Aug 2007 22:47:14 +0000 http://peterpparker.wordpress.com/v20-the-guide-to-the-100-linux-desktop-revolution/#comment-443 Yeah, I just wanted to tell you if you've "used Linux for years", and as you tell us follow the niche news, you should really know that there has been _a hell of a lot_ of work done when it comes to ease of use. Today you can actually say that Ubuntu is easier for average Joe than MSWindows is. Don't undermine the great work done by the Gnome team, the Ubuntu people, the fedora people, the SUSE people etc etc etc etc. Please, download Debian 3.1. Pretend you have the computer skills of the average Joe (actually, I presume you do), and go on to install Debian with a graphical desktop. Good luck with that. Things have come a god damn long way, dont go undermining that. Yeah, I just wanted to tell you if you’ve “used Linux for years”, and as you tell us follow the niche news, you should really know that there has been _a hell of a lot_ of work done when it comes to ease of use. Today you can actually say that Ubuntu is easier for average Joe than MSWindows is.

Don’t undermine the great work done by the Gnome team, the Ubuntu people, the fedora people, the SUSE people etc etc etc etc.

Please, download Debian 3.1. Pretend you have the computer skills of the average Joe (actually, I presume you do), and go on to install Debian with a graphical desktop. Good luck with that.

Things have come a god damn long way, dont go undermining that.

]]> By: Mike Wazowski http://peterpparker.wordpress.com/v20-the-guide-to-the-100-linux-desktop-revolution/#comment-442 Mike Wazowski Fri, 10 Aug 2007 20:02:08 +0000 http://peterpparker.wordpress.com/v20-the-guide-to-the-100-linux-desktop-revolution/#comment-442 As soon as I read the title "Peter P. Parker critical views on Linux", one question kept bugging me... If Peter P. Parker picked a peck of pickled peppers, where's the peck of pickled peppers Peter P. Parker picked? Incredibly difficult to say it even once especially after a buddy of mine shared a pitcher of beer for lunch today and no food. After about 5 mins we wiped the tears away, read the article, then he told me to try KDE out since I was running Dapper LTS, and have not tried anything other than the default gnome. So after "sudo apt-get install kde-desktop" and some patience I have KDE running and like it better than gnome. everything I used in gnome is working just as well and for some reason the fonts look crisper w/ better anti-aliasing. Looks like KDE should be the default on ubuntu, yes? I'm leaving it behind since this is one of several gnome complaining entries I have read about over the past few months. Cheers mate :) As soon as I read the title “Peter P. Parker critical views on Linux”, one question kept bugging me…

If Peter P. Parker picked a peck of pickled peppers, where’s the peck of pickled peppers Peter P. Parker picked?

Incredibly difficult to say it even once especially after a buddy of mine shared a pitcher of beer for lunch today and no food. After about 5 mins we wiped the tears away, read the article, then he told me to try KDE out since I was running Dapper LTS, and have not tried anything other than the default gnome. So after “sudo apt-get install kde-desktop” and some patience I have KDE running and like it better than gnome. everything I used in gnome is working just as well and for some reason the fonts look crisper w/ better anti-aliasing. Looks like KDE should be the default on ubuntu, yes? I’m leaving it behind since this is one of several gnome complaining entries I have read about over the past few months.

Cheers mate :)

]]> By: FreeSoftNews » Blog Archive » (V2.0) The Guide to the (100%) Linux Desktop Revolution http://peterpparker.wordpress.com/v20-the-guide-to-the-100-linux-desktop-revolution/#comment-441 FreeSoftNews » Blog Archive » (V2.0) The Guide to the (100%) Linux Desktop Revolution Fri, 10 Aug 2007 19:17:50 +0000 http://peterpparker.wordpress.com/v20-the-guide-to-the-100-linux-desktop-revolution/#comment-441 [...] Read more at Peter P Parker blog [...] [...] Read more at Peter P Parker blog [...]

]]> By: The Guide V2.0 is out! « Peter P. Parker critical views on Linux http://peterpparker.wordpress.com/v20-the-guide-to-the-100-linux-desktop-revolution/#comment-440 The Guide V2.0 is out! « Peter P. Parker critical views on Linux Fri, 10 Aug 2007 18:49:10 +0000 http://peterpparker.wordpress.com/v20-the-guide-to-the-100-linux-desktop-revolution/#comment-440 [...] (V2.0) The Guide to the (100%) Linux Desktop Revolution [...] [...] (V2.0) The Guide to the (100%) Linux Desktop Revolution [...]

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