Explain to me again why Unity is so great...

[Ric Moore]

On Sat, 2011-04-23 at 00:27 -0500, Cybe R. Wizard wrote: 
> On Fri, 22 Apr 2011 19:14:29 -0500
> Jordon Bedwell <jordon at envygeeks.com> wrote:
> 
> > So instead of using a classic shell you drop Ubuntu all together?
> > That's disloyalty at it's finest, would you turn on your country so
> > easily? You can after all choose if you want Unity afterall...
> 
> You question a man's loyalty when he decides to use different
> software?  Maybe you should take some time off and examine your own
> motives.
> 
> May one ask if /you/ have served your country?
> 
> That suggestion of yours is /WAY/ over the top of acceptability
> anywhere I have ever been and I seriously doubt that you'd be willing
> to utter such to the real live face of any of us.  It might not prove to
> be wise and I suggest to you that it isn't too wise here and that you
> really owe Mr. Duffy an apology.

Perhaps his reply was more tongue-in-cheek, comparing one's allegiance
to a desktop as something on the order of Mom, Democracy, the
Girl-Next-Door and Apple Pie? It does seem like that at times. 

I know I have my distinct preferences and don't want to have my
"boundaries" crossed... like the KDE3 VS KDE4 uprising. But, as long as
KDE4 supports the "traditional" application-launcher toolbar menu button
thing, I'm happy with KDE4 now. Step on that and I'm liable to start
using words like "Nazi's", "Bullies", "Commies", etc. 

So, maybe that was Jordon's point. :) Ric
  

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