Well, you can volunteer to support it, and put the option back in. Or pay
someone to do it if you don't have the skills yourself. That's the joy of
free software.
However, Canonical decided they weren't going to keep paying to support it.
That's their right too.
Neil.
P.S. Sorry for the
On 23/03/12 22:29, Alan Pope wrote:
On 23/03/12 22:19, Bruno Girin wrote:
Hi all,
I've had Unity completely broken on my laptop for a couple of days
[1]. Is it just me? And if yes, does anybody know where to start
to try and debug it?
[1]
I came late to Computing (in my late thirties as a mature student at
University, I'm 56 now). I've been mucking about with Linux since around
1998 when it took me about four days to get a Red Hat release partially
working on a laptop.
I've been looking with interest at the posts on here for a
On 24/03/12 01:38, Liam Proven wrote:
However, I do think that Unity in general is not /nearly/ as
customisable as Linux users tend to be used to.
At the moment, yes. When Unity first came out I was disappointed to
discover that it was not based on simple text conf files as is usual in
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On 24/03/12 10:46, Bruno Girin wrote:
The Unity/Compiz devs are probably in for another tough week as
that sort of bugs is very difficult to debug and can completely
ruin a distro if it affects enough people.
Yup. We welcome really good quality
On 24/03/12 11:58, Barry Drake wrote:
On 24/03/12 01:38, Liam Proven wrote:
However, I do think that Unity in general is not /nearly/ as
customisable as Linux users tend to be used to.
At the moment, yes. When Unity first came out I was disappointed to
discover that it was not based on simple
On 24 March 2012 19:41, Pete Smout psmo...@live.com wrote:
It is about personal choice but Unity is not mine! Xubuntu here I come!
That's how I feel too.
Do Canonical take any notes of these lists?
Sean
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On 24/03/12 20:20, Sean Miller wrote:
On 24 March 2012 19:41, Pete Smout psmo...@live.com wrote:
It is about personal choice but Unity is not mine! Xubuntu here I
come!
That's how I feel too.
Do Canonical take any notes of these lists?
Neil Greenwood wrote:
Well, you can volunteer to support it, and put the option back in. Or
pay someone to do it if you don't have the skills yourself. That's
the joy of free software.
However, Canonical decided they weren't going to keep paying to
support it. That's their right too.
I
