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Operating Systems => Linux and UNIX => Topic started by: Pathos on 11 March 2006, 10:12

Title: ubuntu achieves the seemingly impossible
Post by: Pathos on 11 March 2006, 10:12

they make gnome look good :p

http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/flight5 (http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/flight5)


..but where have I seen that lighting theme before???

Title: Re: ubuntu achieves the seemingly impossible
Post by: Jack2000 on 11 March 2006, 12:33

WoW neat!

Title: Re: ubuntu achieves the seemingly impossible
Post by: Dark_Me on 11 March 2006, 13:56

Yes, nice.

Title: Re: ubuntu achieves the seemingly impossible
Post by: piratePenguin on 11 March 2006, 14:54

GNOME 2.14 (http://www.gnome.org/~davyd/gnome-2-14/) has come along good.

Title: Re: ubuntu achieves the seemingly impossible
Post by: Pathos on 12 March 2006, 00:12

I've been disappointed with gnome because its ugly and slow but I may build a ubuntu PC when this comes out.

gedit looks very cool.

definitely installing this on my PC once its ready.

Title: Re: ubuntu achieves the seemingly impossible
Post by: Lead Head on 12 March 2006, 00:22

Gnome is like a racecar compared to KDE in some cases

Title: Re: ubuntu achieves the seemingly impossible
Post by: piratePenguin on 12 March 2006, 00:32

GNOME runs great for me. Should be interesting to see what effect that new memory allocator will have on GNOMEs overall performance (it sure does look good)...

Title: Re: ubuntu achieves the seemingly impossible
Post by: Orethrius on 12 March 2006, 02:34

Quote from: Lead Head

Gnome is like a racecar compared to KDE in some cases

 So you're saying that Fluxbox is the space shuttle?  ;)

Title: Re: ubuntu achieves the seemingly impossible
Post by: piratePenguin on 12 March 2006, 02:39

Quote from: Orethrius

So you're saying that Fluxbox is the space shuttle?  ;)

It's a space shuttle without any instruments :p

Title: Re: ubuntu achieves the seemingly impossible
Post by: Orethrius on 12 March 2006, 07:07

Quote from: piratePenguin

It's a space shuttle without any instruments :p

 More like a space shuttle running LCARS - it's not like I can't configure it any way I please.  ;)