Third day in Ubuntu
Third day straight in Ubuntu. The lack of oxygen and the familiar ALT-Tab interface made breathing hard. Half the population has already been wiped out and an enemy space ship appeared out of no where to hold some of us hostage, I had to sacrifice my brother to escape being a hostage.
Anyway, Ubuntu turned out okay. Most of my annoyance is due to familiarity with Windows.
* Double clicking on the top-left hand icon did not close my window
* Yeah, I am still pressing the Windows button 7 times in the day and 12 times when I’m blur at night. Each time I do that I feel stupid, it’s like attempting to push open a door that says ‘Pull’. Intelligence minus 10.
* Can’t undo a deletion of file easily through Nautilius
* Whoever told me using Ubuntu is just like Windows hasn’t used either
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