Why the Classical Desktop is Obsolete

Posted by the_doctor on Apr 16, 2015 5:54 PM EDT
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For years, the classical desktop has been the main interface for interacting with computers. Consisting of a menu, a panel, and an area to display widgets and open windows, its main virtue was originally its easy access to applications and files. It remains popular today, featured in at least five of the seven major Linux desktop environments. Increasingly, though, it is becoming inefficient -- a trend that is not helped helped by experimental designs that decrease access to resources rather than increasing it.

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It's obsolete when I decide it is. seatex 13 2,020 Apr 18, 2015 6:45 PM

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