On Sun, 2007-08-26 at 14:03 +0200, dragoran wrote: > Martin Sourada wrote: > > > > Actually I think that pirut is far better and easier than just some > > setup.exe. Besides, you can download a rpm and double-click on it in > > nautilus, if you don't like pirut itself. Nevertheless, I think it's > > much more easier to just open applications list, check some apps you > > want to install/remove and apply the changes. What can be easier? In > > windows you are nearly unable to (un)install more than one app in one > > go. The only problems here are that linux apps are not so good known as > > their windows variants - that's one of the reasons why the group view is > > cool thing - some of the applications isn't in our repos - but thanks to > > community the number is lesser and lesser every now and then. > > > > > > > +1 > > I just thought about setting some basic things, like panel layout, > > keyboard shortcuts and like - no app changes - with one ore two > > clicks... > > > well I installed fedora on some peoples boxes that where (and are still) > using windows and nobody complained about things like the panel layout. > what keyboard shortcuts? the only thing thats different in the default > config is that the super(windows) key does not open the menu. > but everything else is the same as in windows: > ctrl+c/x/v > alt+f4 > alt+tab > etc. > Some does and some does not. I always hear KDE people whining about two panel layout in GNOME, while I cannot imagine having only one panel. I think it is much the same with Windows and Mac people, though not to such extent. If the shortcuts were same, KDE would not have a utility for setting them according to user wishes. But yeah, most of them are same (like the copy/paste you mentioned, but I like the select and paste with middle mouse button more), but not ALL. That's the point here. E.g. in gnome when you hit ctrl-alt-del, system monitor does not pop up ;-)
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