Re: Request for window manager recommendations
--- "Steve C. Lamb" <grey@dmiyu.org> wrote:
> Nope. It's spot on. Forcing people to learn loads up front to
No, I've said, it's just another means to configure something. If
something is predominately a text-based configuration, then that can be
just as intuitive as a graphical one, IMO.
> I don't see it as subjective. What I presented was not
> subjective, it was
> objective. Several less steps. Less change for breakage. Tell me,
> presuming
> a bad default configuration which prevents access to a shell through
> the X
> session and using a thin client for connectivity how exactly is one
> supposed
> to effect changes to the configuration file when one can't access the
> darned
> thing to modify in the first place? Having a good portion of the
Any editor will do at the console -- nano, jed, vim, emacs, etc.
> configuration inside the application itself, readily accessible does
> not
> preclude text file configuration. If you think it does, go try
> configuring
I never said it did.
-- Thomas Adam.
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