On 07/11/2012 04:28 AM, James Harkins wrote:
From: davidUnity is default for Ubuntu 12.04. You can install XFCE from the repositories and use it instead.Ditching Unity is one of the first things I did after the upgrade, not only because of the CPU-hungry compositing effects but also, I couldn't find anything. "User-friendly" my *** ;-> So now I'm running Gnome Classic (no effects).
Neither my wife nor I found Unity at all user friendly. When I tried it on my laptop, it wouldn't enable any of the compositing effects, I guess the 8-year old Intel video hardware just isn't up to snuff anymore.Actually, there's 2 versions of Unity now. One uses 3D acceleration (assuming hardware/driver supports such). The other is Unity 2D. It is noticeably faster than 3D on old hardware.
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