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Originally Posted by harishankar
Obstacle to freedom in what way?
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Just because
choice = freedom.
An imposed GUI wouldn't be a sign of freedom for me. Even a good GUI...
For example, OS X is a really good OS, with a very good GUI, well integrated.
But I prefer OpenBSD, just because it's more flexible.
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Originally Posted by harishankar
The biggest problem appears to be the mindset resistance which you have shown, and which appears to be shared be the BSD developer community.
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I started to use computers with MS-DOS, just like you, and I use everyday Windows, OS X & OpenBSD, with Windows's Explorer, OS X's Finder, KDE, LXDE, XFCE, FVWM etc..., depending of the machine I use.
And I don't see much differences between those different OS & GUI.
I'm not resistant to anything.
But I really don't see the need for a new GUI, since BSD's GUI are sufficient enough.
So I wonder if a new GUI would change anything, except for a low percent of users...