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GNOME and Ubuntu usability issues

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Usability

Matthew Thomas discusses his experience with Ubuntu Linux. Meanwhile, he points out the problems with the famous distribution, which by default uses GNOME. Most of his concerns apply to GNOME as well. Read the full article.

no way, do not adobt that crab from windows.


-Gnome/Nautilus should hide directories that contain technobabble. E.g /etc/, /proc, /bin, /lib, /sbin, /usr, /dev by default, leaving directories like /home and /media more visible to the user.

Don't adobt this from windows, I hate the message you get when you try to get into ~/windows or ~/programs, "this is systems files, [...], you risk to damage the system if you make changes [...]", in linux ins't that worse, the user can't damage the files.