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Re:Oh, big news here (Score:3, Informative)
Re:Great Windows... (Score:4, Informative)
A great step up.
Hehe (Score:1, Informative)
Re:I gotta say (Score:2, Informative)
That's okay. I use Linux on my desktop and have for most of the last five years. I don't really need a "year" of the desktop. All I needed was for it work on my desktop and it's been doing that quite nicely for some time.
When is cut and paste going to be even supported across applications in KDE or GNOME?Well, text works okay...
Well, um, text works okay. I haven't tried anything else so I couldn't really tell you. Then again, my only exposure to pictures or sound clips in my clipboard was when Windows tried to tell me that I had a huge lump of something in my clipboard whenever I tried to quit Photoshop. So you and I definitely don't have the same needs for this particular item.
I never dig figure out the 20 various text files to configure, but I've been able to drag a file icon onto my printer icon and have it print (correctly, even!) since around Fedora Core 2, so yeah, that works now.
There already is a market, it's just not people stuck on waiting for Photoshop to come out for a particular platform. Besides, the words "Linux" and "market" just don't seem to go together in my mind. One doesn't really seem to need the other, and both will do quite nicely if they never meet each other. But maybe that's just me. I know Redhat and SuSE and Mandrake (and so on) must see some sort of market in Linux geeks, or they never would have bothered trying to make money from us in the first place.
But hey, I'm not going to tell you that you need to use Linux if what you really need is a platform that can run Photoshop natively. You and me, we're different markets.
Re:I gotta say (Score:4, Informative)
I just went into kview, copied part of a picture, and pasted it into the GIMP. Then I went into kpdf, copied part of a page, and pasted that into the GIMP. Then I copied part of a page in kpdf, and pasted it into a konqueror window, and it asked me what filename I'd like, and turned it into a PNG image.
I don't have any sound editing software, so I can't test anything there.
Without configuring 20 various text files?
I haven't used text files to configure printers in a long time. With CUPS and KDE, you can just use their printer install wizard. It's about the same as installing a printer on Windows.
Re:what's the difference? (Score:1, Informative)
This theme is different from the old one because:
Old: Kinda grey
New: Almost orange, yellow, and XP Green(TM)
Old: Lines and bevels
New: Curves and gradients. And lots of rounded corners.
darwinports (Score:3, Informative)
factoid (Score:5, Informative)
Please read this [gnome.org] for more information.
Re:Allmost noone ... (Score:1, Informative)
Plastik is a dramatic improvement on Keramik, but it's still a tad too flashy for my tastes, and the bloody huge window decorations are just a waste of space.
Reduce the font size for the title bar text. The only reason the buttons are that big is because the title bar has to be enlarged for the text.
Re:rounded corners of the windows (Score:5, Informative)
Also I made the icons smaller in the latest release of the metacity theme, you can get it here:
http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php?con
I don't think it's perfect yet, the main focus has been on the Gtk engine.
Re:Hehe (Score:3, Informative)
Just one thing.. (Score:4, Informative)
All spelled out here. [gnome.org]