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Zanna Mod
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I think it is better to have a correct tag instead. Low-Graphics is Graphics and maybe one that not everyone wants to actually use IMHO. So being it being just a type of Graphics makes it fall into the former, the term more correct is one that reflects the purpose of these "Low-Graphics-mode" which is the name Fallback

In the case of the Gnome-classic tag it would be an alternative DE and not much a Low-Graphics mode and this is the one targeted to the Low-end Hardware.

This is the difference I see:

  • Low-end HW -> Alternative DE
  • Error -> Fallback

Happy Llamas

I think it is better a correct tag instead. Low-Graphics is Graphics and maybe one that not everyone wants to actually use IMHO. So being it just a type of Graphics makes it fall into the former, the term more correct is one that reflects the purpose of these "Low-Graphics-mode" which is the name Fallback

In the case of the Gnome-classic tag it would be an alternative DE and not much a Low-Graphics mode and this is the one targeted to the Low-end Hardware.

This is the difference I see:

  • Low-end HW -> Alternative DE
  • Error -> Fallback

Happy Llamas

I think it is better to have a correct tag instead. Low-Graphics is Graphics and maybe one that not everyone wants to actually use IMHO. So it being just a type of Graphics makes it fall into the former, the term more correct is one that reflects the purpose of "Low-Graphics-mode" which is the name Fallback

In the case of the tag it would be an alternative DE and not much a Low-Graphics mode and this is the one targeted to the Low-end Hardware.

This is the difference I see:

  • Low-end HW -> Alternative DE
  • Error -> Fallback
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I think it is better a correct tag instead. Low-Graphics is Graphics and maybe one that not everyone wants to actually use IMHO. So being it just a type of Graphics makes it fall into the former, the term more correct is one that reflects the purpose of these "Low-Graphics-mode" which is the name Fallback

In the case of the Gnome-classic tag it would be an alternative DE and not much a Low-Graphics mode and this is the one targeted to the Low-end Hardware.

This is the difference I see:

  • Low-end HW -> Alternative DE
  • Error -> Fallback

Happy Llamas