Re: using Gnome-Shell with 90% of all applications is absolute garbage.

["jose aliste gmail com" <jose aliste gmail com>]

Hi,


On Thu, Apr 14, 2011 at 8:17 AM, Allan E. Registos
<allan registos smpc steniel com ph> wrote:
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: jordan <triplesquarednine gmail com>
> To: gnome-shell-list gnome org
> Sent: Thu, 14 Apr 2011 15:15:14 +0800 (PHT)
> Subject: using Gnome-Shell with 90% of all applications is absolute garbage.
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> 1. Graphic Design/animation/video processing
>
> the applications i tend to use;
>
> a. Autodesk Maya - for those of you not familar, it is the
> professional animation suite used as the industry standard. think
> Pixar, Dreamworks, etc.
> b. Cinepaint - fork of Gimp, geared at Photography and film. Cinepaint
> supports a number of features and formats that gimp cannot.
> c. Mypaint - digital painting.
> d. Cinelerra-monty - a fork of cinelerra, a video editing suite. But
> monty supports 1080p and some other handy new features too
> e. Processing - an interactive programming environment geared at
> designers and digital artists.
>
> :( I am thought earlier that Shell is stable even at early releases compared
> to KDE 4.0. Also I am disappointed we do not have equivalents of Illustrator
> or CorelDraw in Linux. In addition to your complain, lastly I tested
> Inkscape in GNOME Shell and it will add too many artifacts in the ruler
> portion leaving with a horrible interface to work with.
>
Just fyi, these artifacts that you describe are not related(caused) to
Gnome-Shell. I see them in F14
with Gnome 2 + compiz. I haven't had the time to see where it comes
from though.

Greetings

José


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