tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8485349157739452252.post-90886836811222903302008-05-19T02:32:00.000+02:002008-05-19T02:32:00.000+02:00GNOME is slow, the fonts suck, and the GUI for changing desktop settings is awful. How hard is it to put in a GUI everything that xorg.conf does? <BR/><BR/>Two conflicting versions of rpm-libs got installed; that took a while to figure out.<BR/><BR/>The preinstalled version of Java (in Fedora, at least) SUCKS ASS, and you have to delete it before putting on the real Sun Java for Linux.<BR/><BR/>If you set your xorg.conf to invalid values, you can get a blank screen that you won't be able to escape, no matter how many times you reboot and what you try to do on them. (Can't get to a working terminal in Linux, WTF?!) This abruptly ended my foray into Linux. Maybe I'll try Ubuntu when I'm feeling masochistic.<BR/><BR/>Windows has a lot of problems, indeed, and Vista is a hideous abomination that I shall never install. But XP is not nearly as bad as Fedora.<BR/><BR/>Stop fellating yourselves and make an OS that people can actually use, and people might actually want to use it.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com