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On Wed, 2013-05-22 at 10:15 -0700, Artur Conley wrote: > What happened? GNOME became a desktop environment that doesn't fit to the needs of many Linux users anymore, it became very bloated and is intended for usage with modern computers. > Who uses XFCE?(rhetorical question) I understand the issue, that if you use a media, that by default should install KDE, but I'm uncertain if your question is really rhetorical, resp. I assume you are not aware that many people today prefer Xfce and/or LXDE for good reasons. > I [...] prefer the FreeBSD kernel over the Linux kernel. I see some advantages for the user space on FreeBSD installs, but IMO Linux has got advantages over FreeBSD (the kernels). The advantages for user space are some old faithful apps, that aren't polluted by odd ideas from upstream yet, since they are outdated. And I like the "dump" command that does make a snapshot and enables to backup a running system. What I dislike for FreeBSD is missing real-time ability for audio and I prefer ext file systems and averaged partitioning. > I appreciate the number of committers on the FreeBSD kernel project > and the additional features it offers. What features are you missing for Linux? > learn more about how to set up a desktop computer using Debian > GNU/kFreeBSD and want to know more about how I can get involved in the > Debian community. [Done] You're already involved in the community ;). I'm interested to read about Debian's FreeBSD too. I still prefer Linux, my FreeBSD install isn't maintained, but it's nice to have a choice. Regards, Ralf -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-user-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/1369247433.685.24.camel@archlinux
