Use Brasero instead please, include Chromium and Thunderbird
Posted: 22 Apr 2014, 23:27
I've now wasted three discs on crapp PBurn, the hell were u guys thinking? It doesn't burn data discs properly, yet Brasero works. I am not a newbie. Did u test that crappy program? Disgusted.
And can you make Thunderbird and Chromium an option in the build thing, and I don't mean as an "or be stuck with the default options" I mean add them to firefox and the other client. Why should I be stuck with one, they don't all work for everything.
And how about Wine and Openshot?
I see ur trying to make a name for yourselves with fast loading, but why not also or instead on: pleasing the user? So if a user is okay with a delayed load time so that he or she doesn't have to spend time trying to figure out how to install what they want, and this isn't Ubuntu, why not do it? What good is fast loading if you're stuck with stuff that doesn't work or that you can't figure out or don't want to from having been exhausted from learning endless new things, especially on linux distros? Not everyone is superman or has the time to keep fiddling around.
And can someone make an explanation as to what to do with the settings thingies saved for porteus? Where the heck do they go to when you want to load them?
And can you make Thunderbird and Chromium an option in the build thing, and I don't mean as an "or be stuck with the default options" I mean add them to firefox and the other client. Why should I be stuck with one, they don't all work for everything.
And how about Wine and Openshot?
I see ur trying to make a name for yourselves with fast loading, but why not also or instead on: pleasing the user? So if a user is okay with a delayed load time so that he or she doesn't have to spend time trying to figure out how to install what they want, and this isn't Ubuntu, why not do it? What good is fast loading if you're stuck with stuff that doesn't work or that you can't figure out or don't want to from having been exhausted from learning endless new things, especially on linux distros? Not everyone is superman or has the time to keep fiddling around.
And can someone make an explanation as to what to do with the settings thingies saved for porteus? Where the heck do they go to when you want to load them?