Wow. Just really well-implemented all around.
Quick response, pretty, and MATE is very well-integrated. I think this will be my main Salix install.
MATE doesn't seem much different from Gnome 2. What changes did the developer make?
reyoutiao wrote:MATE doesn't seem much different from Gnome 2. What changes did the developer make?
I'm not sure how the general Linux community (accustomed to English words, or French at best
justwantin wrote:I agree that mate as in tea sounds much better than mate as in g'day mate. I live in Oz now but used to live in New Mexico.
DavidMcCann wrote:Whaaw wasn't being verbose: just explaining exactly why it couldn't to play the file. Naturally I installed the codecs (I did say that Parole worked) and then checked flv, wmv, and mp4 videos, with all failing to play.
DavidMcCann wrote:Redundancies
Both the Gnome and Mate versions of the keyring daemon and ssh are set up.
DavidMcCann wrote:Other problems
Mate seems to have inherited some Gnome bugs. I can't use xim and I've mentioned that at the Mate forum. Keyboard shortcuts using Super have to be set with the configuration tool because the shortcut program doesn't accept them; I haven't told them about that, but I shall. The panel's keyboard indicator can't show a British keyboard, because the flag has been named uk instead of gb. You can see I'm really having to scrape the barrel to find bugs!
gapan wrote:No idea about xim as I don't use it and I haven't tried it.
DavidMcCann wrote:The name does create a problem when searching for a topic on the internet: "gnome xim" is successful, but "mate xim" gets every forum post about xim where someone says "Thanks, mate".