Am Montag, 29. August 2011, 17:01:34 schrieb Oliver Kullmann:
Why don't you just state what is important there for you? There are three posts by Bob Williams in this thread, and they do not speak about virtual desktops (they speak about "activities").
Oh. So you criticise something you do not even inform yourself about? Activities are at the heart of KDE4. Sorry, my fault - this whole discussion is pointless if you just claim things without gathering some info beforehand. Please read-up on activities and you might notice why your arguments fall short. And no, I'm not going to do the work for you since if I criticise an app I do read-up on it beforehand and nobody is going to do it for me either.
This discussion is just a little bit of support for the ideological nature of KDE4: instead of accepting that KDE4 does not work for many people, but oneself likes it, one has to eliminate the Other, it can not be that KDE4 is not that great thing (so, I think it's quite likely that under the surface of all that, say, proclaimed proud of KDE4, there is something rather different).
Where did I state that KDE4 is great? I just disagreed on the opposite when it is put in such a general statement. Maybe that helps you recognise how you read things into the text.
The position of those who suffer from KDE4 is rather different: I for example, like many other people, spend, say, perhaps 8 hours per day (7 days a week) before the computer. The pain KDE4 causes, and this for no good reasons, is real.
But, so well, I don't think there is much more to be said here.
Indeed. See above. Sven PS: And please stick to the netiquette and do not send me private email. State-of -the-art email clients have a "reply to mailinglist" functionality for a reason. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org