Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 13th Jul 2009 22:29 UTC, submitted by suka
Mark Shutttleworh, the head honcho over at Canonical and Ubuntu, has given an interview to derStandard.at during the Gran Canaria Desktop Summit. He talks about GNOME 3.0, the struggle to improve the user experience on the Linux desktop, as well as various other things.
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RE[2]: Problems with file management...
by polaris20 on Tue 14th Jul 2009 21:18
in reply to "RE: Problems with file management..."
Member since:2005-07-06
"Windows Explorer is superior to Nautilus/Konq/Dolphin in my opinion.
I am trying figure out if you are being serious here or not. Explorer is a horrendous file manager. That's why there is so many alternatives to it available. When I used Windows, I got by with xplorer2, but even that pales in comparison to Konq. Dolphin has made huge strides in usability in it's latest incarnation.
I'm no fan of Nautilus and would probably agree with Explorer being better than it though. But like it was said before, to each their own. "
Windows Explorer works just fine; not sure what issue you're having with it. Just because there are many alternatives to something doesn't mean the original is bad.
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2006-08-10
I am trying figure out if you are being serious here or not. Explorer is a horrendous file manager. That's why there is so many alternatives to it available. When I used Windows, I got by with xplorer2, but even that pales in comparison to Konq. Dolphin has made huge strides in usability in it's latest incarnation.
I'm no fan of Nautilus and would probably agree with Explorer being better than it though. But like it was said before, to each their own.