Re: Experience the New Windows

[Mithun Bhattacharya <mithun.b@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I was talking the average Windows user contemplating migration to Linux
and I am sure a few of the Linux users would also agree with me when
they suddenly found out they have to use different key combinations just
because they changed their window manager.

I use Linux because I like working on it - it is inherently stable and I
know what I am doing most of the time unlike windows where it is click
and pray. As for the Netscape thing if you havent landed from Mars I
would say almost everyone who has used Netscape on Linux would agree
with me.

As for writing a browser of my own I think you are pretty misguided as
to who should and should not be using Linux.



Mithun

Mohit Agarwal wrote:
> 
> Today at 18:41 +0530, Mithun Bhattacharya wrote:
> 
> > Another thing which is important is familiarity.. no one likes to learn
> > how to open a file for each and every software installed on his PC. On
> 
> "no one" -- you might be wrong!
> 
> > widows I know if I press control-O it definitely is going to show me the
> > open file dialog box. Gnome and KDE is doing great in this are - I just
> > hope more software support drag and drop and things like that which I am
> > used too on Windows. and somebody please give me a decent browser which
> 
> BTW, are you forced to use linux?
> 
> > doesnt crash just when that really slow page got rendered on my
> > machine...havent tried but konquerer but I have had it with
> > Netscape/Mozilla/Opera crashes :(.
> 
> Why don't you go ahead and work on a "decent browser"?  Won't it be useful
> for everybody.
> 
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>                             Mohit Agarwal (mohit@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
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