2010/6/1 Daniel Olivera <[email protected]>:
Cuando en realidad el aporte real de conocimiento se limita a graficos y algun cambio menos en la paqueteria. No digo qu eeste mal, pero anunciar capacidades que son de terceros y que solo se limitan a usarlas me parece poco como idea.
Ayer decia un funcionario a cargo del concurso "Innovar" que a veces las mejores ideas son aquellas que apenas modifican diseños pre-existentes, mas que las innovaciones radicales. Este LinuxMint tiene muchos usuarios, yo he visto varios con eso en sus notebooks y no tenia el dato que estaba 4to en DistroWatch. Para mi es una buena idea esperar que salga la distro mas usada y trabajada para luego montarte arriba poniendole lo que le falta para que sea usable. Mira este review: Before continuing I’m going to say up front I purposely avoided using Mint because I was under the impression it was just an "Ubuntu with some nice stuff added to it". And there’s a few distros out there like that. Not so with Mint as I found out. Here’s what I was able to do with Mint: Configure dual monitors – and they actually worked. Play Flash animations in a web browser Play DVDs Play MP3s Sound impressive? Of course not. Want to know what’s truly impressive about the above? I didn’t have to go to the command line once. I was able to do all of that completely from the GUI. There was absolutely none of that frustrating-beyond-belief command line crap.