This is a more productive desktop environment than any modern desktop environment.
This is a more productive desktop environment than any modern desktop environment
Adrian Diaz
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Levi Bell
Austin Lee
I remember spending most of my time playing space cadet pinball on it
Daniel Stewart
If it had window snapping I'd 110% agree.
Cooper Morgan
is any worst windows than Milenium?
Ian Diaz
>start menu
>that awkward taskbar
>shortcuts
>no spotlight
cringe
Gavin Lee
No, it isn't.
Camden Turner
You can't polish a turd.
Gabriel Adams
no briefcase, no buy
Connor Jenkins
10
Josiah Cook
nope, windows xp, osx, xfce and window maker are superior DEs
However Gnome and KDE are indeed worse than even Windows 9x
Parker Lopez
so, basically Xfce then?
Kayden Clark
Windows UI peaked with 98/2000. XP/vista/7/8.1/10 were a bloated mess that used up way too much resources.
Nicholas Bailey
it provided nothing
Ian Green
I like Windows 7/8/10's corner-drag-maximization-tiling thing and I really can't do without it anymore.
Especially W10 where if you have two windows side by side and resize one, it'll automatically resize the other. Wish Linux DEs had that.
Tyler Robinson
Budgie is better than KDE
Nolan White
Both are still better than XP and later shit UI.
Andrew Russell
I never understood the concept of briefcase when I was young. Care to explain how they were used?
Gavin Gutierrez
Allowed you to automatically sync files
You link the briefcase to a folder and all files you put in the folder appear in the briefcase and viceversa
This means you can create a briefcase in a USB, and sync it to a folder present on 2 different computers (home and work)
If you put a file in the folder while at work with the USB plugged in, the file is copied over to the briefcase
Then when you arrive home and plug the USB in the file automatically appears in the PC folder
Asher Wood
you can use it to automatically sync files to a floppy disk or usb drive instead of manually copying and pasting
Eli White
no