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Category Archives: GNOME
The need for a modern open source email client and Geary’s fundraiser
One of my frustrations with the Linux desktop is the lack of an email client that’s in the same league as GMail or Apple’s mail.app. Thunderbird is ok as far as it goes (I use it for my day-to-day Mozilla … Continue reading
Posted in email, Free Software, GNOME
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Icon metaphor fail
Started to use a new piece of hardware at the Navarra office today, which resulted in the following gem being added to the GNOME notification area. Would anyone care to guess what the following icon is supposed to represent?
Posted in GNOME, Technical Entries, Usability
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