I mostly like gnome shell. The error problem started after 12.04 and are ubuntu problems, not gnome problems. http://howtoubuntu.org/how-to-disable-apport-error-reporting-in-ubuntu/
Gnome shell has normal keyboard on fedora, so any distmaker must a bit polish components of his system, that is just normal.
I honestly don't see any serious bugs in gnome shell now and I actually like it's concept. I mean the style of minimalism + panel and windows on corner touch is pretty good and comfortable for me...
Unity in comparison is not. Even without bugs its idea of side panel is so tasteless, so ugly, so old. And absolutely no comfort. If i open two windows of firefox in gnome shell I have no problem switching between them. In unity I need mumbo jumbo, coz it has no comfortable mechanism to switch just in one move. Plus its side panel appearance mechanism makes someone wish to hit his PC with something heavy. It has uncomfortable sensitivity settings. It appears when not needed, and it doesn't appear when needed. It appears when mouse touches it accidentally, but gets stupid, when I actually want it! So... Really I don't get what are ppl in canonical doing? Are they from other planets? They don't test stuff they make? They personally use mac and windows, not their system? Because any human being without brain-processor telepathic interface could understand, that there is Zero level of comfort in Unity. Unity is terrible even after windows vista, which is terrible in comparison with ANYthing linux. Even KDE 4.0 was better!
R/T zoom allows to change video size gradually. Not like 50%-100%-200% like in most players, but 100%-110%-120%. It exists no more. Like it was a terrible evil and needed to be removed... It feels like Microsoft pays this guys to destroy a good OS...
Last versions of ubuntu had automatic intallation of packages for media. Now I installed addons manually, but hey! If i didn't use ubuntu for 3 years, I would not know that, so for a new user it is a new problem.
I am a bit careful with anything mandriva yet... Plus, as i said, I like gnome shell :D
I mostly like gnome shell. The error problem started after 12.04 and are ubuntu problems, not gnome problems. http:// howtoubuntu. org/how- to-disable- apport- error-reporting -in-ubuntu/
Gnome shell has normal keyboard on fedora, so any distmaker must a bit polish components of his system, that is just normal.
I honestly don't see any serious bugs in gnome shell now and I actually like it's concept. I mean the style of minimalism + panel and windows on corner touch is pretty good and comfortable for me...
Unity in comparison is not. Even without bugs its idea of side panel is so tasteless, so ugly, so old. And absolutely no comfort. If i open two windows of firefox in gnome shell I have no problem switching between them. In unity I need mumbo jumbo, coz it has no comfortable mechanism to switch just in one move. Plus its side panel appearance mechanism makes someone wish to hit his PC with something heavy. It has uncomfortable sensitivity settings. It appears when not needed, and it doesn't appear when needed. It appears when mouse touches it accidentally, but gets stupid, when I actually want it! So... Really I don't get what are ppl in canonical doing? Are they from other planets? They don't test stuff they make? They personally use mac and windows, not their system? Because any human being without brain-processor telepathic interface could understand, that there is Zero level of comfort in Unity. Unity is terrible even after windows vista, which is terrible in comparison with ANYthing linux. Even KDE 4.0 was better!
R/T zoom allows to change video size gradually. Not like 50%-100%-200% like in most players, but 100%-110%-120%. It exists no more. Like it was a terrible evil and needed to be removed... It feels like Microsoft pays this guys to destroy a good OS...
Last versions of ubuntu had automatic intallation of packages for media. Now I installed addons manually, but hey! If i didn't use ubuntu for 3 years, I would not know that, so for a new user it is a new problem.
I am a bit careful with anything mandriva yet... Plus, as i said, I like gnome shell :D