Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 15th Jul 2009 21:38 UTC
It's time for another "OSNews asks" item. This time, I want to focus on something that I've been wanting to talk about with you all before, but never found the time for. The question is simple: which feature(s) from other operating systems would you like to see in your own main operating system?
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2008-04-15
In Windows
i hate that you can't alt drag and when there are popup windows that block you moving the originating window.
http://code.google.com/p/altdrag/
I hate the network and sharing centre, i hate the way it organises default applications and file types. (a nautilus open with tab would be a god send)
but as i use it for work and to play dawn of war 2, windows isn't really driving me insane.
In Linux/Debian/GNOME
middle click drag is something i will never get used to, it's driving me crazy gnome people!
i'd like Debian to keep a strong focus on the freedom aspect of free software,
http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2009/04/msg00010.html
For linux in general i'd really like to stop hearing about mono, (FYI banshee people, it sucks compared to rhythmbox for the sole reason that i have to use a search box to search my library.)