On 05/12/2007, adam nicholls <inkysplat(a)gmail.com> wrote:
I used Linux Mint for a while on my machine at home, I have to say
its
the most comfortable desktop I've ever used. Everything is where you'd
expect it, and not hidden away like some of the other Ubuntu syblings.
The SLAB bar is awesome, I'm not sure why this hasn't caught on more
with other distros?
That maybe due to *History* everyone is ingrained with the traditional
menu style (except totally new users to computers of course) I'm not
sure who had it 1st I want to say SUSE but I'm sure others will shout
me down on that one.
The problem with the SUSE version is its a slab of a slab which makes
it hard to use the mint version is way better given that the right
hand slab pane is an up and down scroll bar so its almost like a
traditional menu inside a slab menu which is much better for old farts
like me to comprehend.
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Regards
Dick Turpin
http://www.cannon-linux.co.uk
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