Re: [orca-list] will installing mate mess up sighted users?

["B. Henry" <burt1iband gmail com>]

Check your installation to see if mate is starting unity indicators and remove these from startup programs, 
and do the same in unity to make sure no 
mate specific stuff is started, e.g. an extra screensaver or polkit...
There is no inconvenience, as they can set which ever desktop they prefer to be default once, and change to 
the other if they ever want to go back.


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     B.H.
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  John Heim wrote:
Wed, Aug 19, 2015 at 10:04:13AM -0500

> I do support for about 100 linux workstations running ubuntu. I am about to
> upgrade them to 15.04 and I was thinking of adding the mate desktop to the
> install. I am wondering if my end-users will be inconvenienced by this in
> any way. If they are totally uninterested in mate, will they be able to
> ignore it without doing anything?
>
> Being a desktop support person is a little like being a politician. No
> matter what you do, you are going to get criticism. But what I'd like to
> know is if I add mate, will my end-users have legitimate complaints? I mean,
> some will probably like it but even if the onese who like it outnumber the
> ones who don't by 4 to 1, that's a loss.
>
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