Hi Riendl,
You must be a very critical intolerant individual. Sad thatyou can be annoyed by
discussion about future technologies.
About me. I do not run servers at home,nor do I intend to.
I write software in C, C++, Javascript and I write
bash scripts. KDE is what I use, some of the time. But to do all that writing of
documentation I use LibreOffice,
I mainly use a terminal and vim for coding.
But when I have to correspond, I do so politely, and without criticizing others.
There is a simple saying that applies to many people.
When the only tool you have is a hammer, everything is solved with a nail.
There is more to KDE than KDE.I have fun and enjoyment doing and using
Linux or writing with KDE or coding Gnome extensions. Those are my nails.
Why do you not think that Google is looking to displace Microsoft Windows10 or
Linux?Android can do the job for every student in school or at work. Only programmers need
something more sophisticated.
Think like a business person and the profit that Google can make for a few million
dollarsof investment into an Android desktop development. Tablets are android devices.
Have you yet been to a restaurent where the waitress hands you a tablet with a menu
and you use it to order your meal and to pay your bill? Where is KDE with ability to
offer
that functionality? MacDonalds restaurent has the ordering screen. It is very graphical
and android like.
KDE is great, otherwise I would not use it. But if it does not move carefully forward to
match allthe new automation coming around us, it will lose following and eventually
evaporate.
And yes, adding/removing/tailoring software on Android is so easy compared to Linux.
And doing so is reasonably secure. There is no user concern for root, groups and network
setups.
Vendors put in smarts to take away that responsible work from you.
Is RedHat doing the right thing because KDE is not progressing fast enough? Does KDE
needto offer integrated KDE applications for business, for networking, or robotics to stay
popularand grow in importance. This is a discussion forum. What are your opinions?
Am 03.11.18 um 19:55 schrieb Leslie S Satenstein:
What if the future is Android on the desktop. I get more
functionality
with my CELLPHONE than I do with Linux.
than you are doing something wrong or not much at all - that's it
for a consumer knowing nothing but web-browsing and bascily email while
even email is used like a joke the underlying OS don't matter, but
that's not the target audience Linux has, it just can serve them too
easily to see in the way you use your mail cient not able to leave a
plaintext post in peace and quoting footers and writing TOFU
while whoever maitains the Fedora mailinglists is clueless too because
otherwise the footer would start with "-- " where the space char is
vital so that sane clients wouldn't quote it anyway
On Saturday, November 3, 2018, 2:42:48 p.m. EDT, Reindl Harald
<h.reindl(a)thelounge.net> wrote:
Am 03.11.18 um 19:32 schrieb Leslie S Satenstein:
> KDE and Gnome will grow and become more useful, particularly when voice
> activation and IOT functionality gets implemened.
>
> With containers, flatpacks, or other modules, pretty soon these will be
> interchangable between Debian, RedHat, SUSE, and UBUNTU systems.
> When that happens, as it will, look to non-propriatory Gnome or KDE
> group desktop systems, free from the mentioned vendors.
> I am able to use my Gnome system on 4 of the mentioned systems. I am
> sure that I can do it with Gnome.
don't get me wrong but that is way too much nonsense in a single post
(besdies your HTML mails with fancy colored signature are annoying)
because Flatpak from a technical point of view is pure bullshit and
repeating the windows world while central repos with shared librraies
instead dupliacates are the strength of a Linux distribution and people
which want that vesion hell like on Windows just should use Windows
instead sacrifice Linux
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