On 02/07/2016 04:58 PM, charles profitt wrote: > I did not want to change the substance in the article written by > William, but I think the language could be softened. > > ---- current ---- > Neville has a love-hate relationship with GNOME. All of his computers > have it. The hate part comes from the changing nature of GNOME. The > developers move functionality and do not do a good job of documenting > where that feature went. Cross makes special note that the most > annoying item is the “connect to server” function in Nautilus > ---- > > ---- possible revision ---- > Neville has a love-hate relationship with GNOME. While all of his > computer run Ghome there are times when his productivity is impacted > due to changes in where features are located. One example is the > connect to server function in Nautilus. Neville believes that the issue > could easily be resolved with better documentation with regards to > changes. > ---- > > I think this keeps the substance roughly the same, but makes the > message a bit more subtle. > > Thoughts? I'm personally +1 to this proposed revision. I think this is a better compromise while still maintaining the original point intended by Neville. Let's see if this sounds okay to Neville. -- Cheers, Justin W. Flory jflory7@xxxxxxxxx
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