Linked by David Adams on Sun 20th Jun 2010 03:03 UTC, submitted by Rohan Pearce

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That's what I thought.
Anyways - we seem to agree that this UI isn't good only for some appliances and only for some specific demands. For a regular user it would be probobly just fine, but for someone [like me] who likes to use term on such devices ... well, this UI seems to be a bad choice.
It's good that we can always replace this OS with another one. I - for example - used to run OpenBSD and Arch Linux on top of Lenovo IdeaPad S10 and it was much better than any MeeGo, at least for me
"Those autohide when you are using an application."
Oh, I didn't know that. Sounds cool.
Edited 2010-06-20 08:05 UTC
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Probably not, as having windows maximized would be overkill on my 24" monitor. Probably the same on my 14" laptop screen.
I also tend to have tons of xterms open for non-netbook stuff, so this paradigm wouldn't fly well there. I hardly ever use terminals on my netbook though - only when apt-getting, basically.
Those autohide when you are using an application.