Unfortunately, no matter how user friendly the desktop gets, some Linux applications and systems are still a challenge to configure and/or use. I thought it might be interesting to bring up these applications to see what experiences you have had with them and to help developers who are interested in knowing which tools could use a nudge toward the user-friendly side of things.
Manjaro Linux is a desktop-oriented, user-friendly distribution based on Arch Linux. Some of its more pronounced features include an intuitive installation process, automatic hardware detection, special Bash scripts for managing graphics drivers, and extra desktop configuration options. Manjaro Linux comes in three editions featuring the Xfce, GNOME 3 (with the Cinnamon Shell) and KDE desktops.
Tech Drive-In: "In our previous post, we discussed how mainstream media is adopting linux('Stop using Windows, Use Ubuntu instead'). And a lot of people started complaining how not-user-friendly Linux really is."
GNOME is one of the more stable and user-friendly desktops around. And of course, like most of the Linux-verse, with a little tweaking you can make it even more user-friendly. The GNOME panel is one aspect of the GNOME desktop that certainly does not escape possible tweaks.In this tips and tricks ar ...
Judging from traffic that recent articles about Pear Linux has been generating, it looks like the community is still searching for a user-friendly desktop distribution that uses the GNOME 3 desktop environment. For those not familiar with the discussion surrounding GNOME 3, a “user-friendly” GNOME 3 desktop is one that has been heavily modified to [...]
I kina think old user habits and Linux Web server SYS ops are keeping Linux on a terminal prompt because they hate change and in the case of SYS ops for job security.
Is keeping Linux from changing to more modern GUI ways of doing things and being more user friendly for the user, keeping Linux from a bigger foot print on home systems?
Whats everyone think?
Why I still prefer MS Windows over Ubuntu/Linux
an open letter to the Ubuntu/Linux community from an average user
Dear Ubuntu,
I'm an average user who doesnt have any special programming skills and/or knowledge in the OS area, but I'm still able to work my way and do what I have to do when I have to do it with computers.
Hey all, I'm a linux noob (2 months) and loving it so far. I have tried many a distro and have landed here. I really like the simplicity of CB and find it works really good on my new netbook. With my dire need to learn about linux, I just felt that the user friendly distros like ubuntu or mint, were simply, too user friendly. I wanted a distro that would help me learn
actually my office is going to buy bulk no of desktop pc's (for developmental purposes) .
i encouraged them to buy pc without os and then install linux .
My colleagues are agree with me but they are not a regular user of any linux based os
so they want to choose a linux os which is best and user friendly i suggested "UBUNTU"
and i want some data to prove myself
so what i want is
1) Technical
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