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As should you.

OK. You clearly do not. I have no problem with that.

You still have not shown that you know what I mean by default apps for a distro. Your silly attempt to turn the question around has lead you to nothing but sinking to "translation trolling".

Sorry, I did not know you were unaware that the distro came with such applications. Perhaps I was not clear enough for you to understand that it does.

You are correct.

I believe you. I, too, do not think you understand in what ways you are incorrect.

It is a weakness of the distro to have applications that are inconsistent. The fact that we understand why there is a weakness does not negate the weakness.

Please point me to the specific explanation. I do not believe I have seen an explanation of how to those features without using the right mouse button.

Your misunderstanding is leading you to misrepresent my comments. Again, it would be best to have both, and to have them in a predictable and consistent place. OS X does this well. XP does this poorly. In this example, at least, Linux is doing it poorly as well. This does not imply that overall Linux does this poorly.

While I sincerely hope that helps you to understand, I suspect you are misrepresenting my views on purpose and will not show any growth in understanding what I am in reference to.

Others have shown they can comprehend my views just fine, and have even publicly thanked me. Still, if you do not understand you would be better served by asking questions than making erroneous buttumptions, as you have been doing.

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