Re: I PLEASE A NEW GOBOLINU-RELEASE!
Martín Cigorraga <[email protected]>
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On Sat, Mar 23, 2013 at 2:36 PM, Liam Proven <[email protected]> wrote: > On 23 March 2013 16:47, Martín Cigorraga <[email protected]> wrote: > > Dear Viola: > > > > Bloatware can be defined as a software that bogs > > your computer down and clearly makes you un- > > productive or, at worst, make it difficult to use your > > system to do anything useful at all. > > > > This clearly isn't the case of both KDE SC and > > GNOME when there's the needed muscles to run > > them. > > Hi Liam! Hey, it's far from my wishes to impose you *anything*, I'm a free mind and an advocate of freedom of choice. What I say is that the definition of "bloatware" shouldn't be "something that doesn't suits my needs/likes/wishes" but rather something that effectively bogs a system down because it's rather crap-coding, wrong design or just merely "don't care about the user" attitude. From what you say then a MacOS or Windows system should be called bloatware when they are clearly not, one may or not dislike those systems, one may have a different approach to implement some of the features they sports but they certainly aren't bloatware the same way KDE or GNOME or Xfce or LXDE aren't bloatware at all. I remember from the time I still worked with Windows systems that indeed there were a lot of bloatware soft- ware packages, specially those "Internet Security" pa- ckages. And they were bloatware because in a fresh Windows XP/Vista install on a fairly recent hardware those software packages made the system behaves like a drunken mammoth. However nowadays the newer ver- sions of those packages in not-so-new hardware works great without adding a noticeable impact on the system. Hence the difference between a "bloatware" and some other software that my current hardware it's not capable to run ;-) Be well! (I will later read the rest of your email and answer when I see fit) _______________________________________________ gobolinux-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gobolinux.org/mailman/listinfo/gobolinux-users