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I use ubuntu at work and osx at home. Ubuntu used to be amazing, and I still think it's good open source development platform, but the amount of time I've spent fixing drivers or fighting with unity has meant that it has cost me a lot more than osx.

Then there is the abomination that is unity. They really hit the mark there, making a window manager for netbooks. Cause everyone in their target market uses a netbook, right?

I think they should have stuck with gnome 2, polished it, and targeted programmers as their core users.



You should give GNOME 3 a shot. It's really matured into something great. As of 3.8, it feels just as polished as OS X to me, and more usable.


Just out of curiosity, did you think about using KDE?

EDIT: typo




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