[ubuntu-za] Stop the Anti-Unity / Gnome 3 FUD! [off topic]
Nico Michael
nick.michael at ptaisp.co.za
Wed Jan 11 20:33:54 UTC 2012
Unity has some nice features , however there are some basic applets one
used all the time
These are now missing and it is a bit frustrating for an old hand like
me to find your way
around the GUI
I cant figure out on 11:10 how to switch to Classic Gnome.
I know I read it lastyear but my memory is fading
I also have problems increasing the fonts so I can read the screens
You will age and when you reach my age I hope the youngsters will not be
harsh with you
So I can understand the harsh criticism Unity is getting
Nick
On 12/31/2011 09:09 PM, Jan Greeff wrote:
> On 30/12/2011 21:24, wesley.werner at gmail.com wrote:
>>> during the Anglo-Boer war. A handful of farmers, untrained in warfare,
>>> stood up to the mighty (at the time
>>> British Empire. They pioneered guerilla
>>> warfare and stubbornly refused to lose the war.
>>> Oom Jan, this is the coolest thing I've ever heard. Haha! :-)
>> Not to mention the British forces suffered heavily to feed soldiers
>> in remote location because the food they moved didn't keep long,
>> whereas our boers had preserves, rusks, biltong etc made to keep for
>> this purpose. And don't forget the boeretroos and witblits ;-)
>>
>
> While the British interned captured Boers and sent them to remote
> locations like Bermuda, so reducing their numbers even more, the Boers
> were forced to release the captured rooineks, so they took all their
> clothes and equipment and sent them on their way.
>
> My late father, born in 1900, remembered the day when he saw naked men
> marching up the main street of Lichtenburg. He later learnt that they
> were British soldiers that had been so released.
>
> Read the true story about the adventures of one of the Boer forces in
> Bermuda and his escape to America here:
> http://www.greeff.info/tng01/getperson.php?personID=I1596&tree=Lichtenburgstam
>
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