Why switch?

Haven't you heard of MATE?

Ok, now I have read a bit about Lobster style. I looks fun, too.

Unfortunately, it uses indentation to define blocks, like Python, which ruins it for me.

I do think Perl has features that are fun to use. In other words, a feature can be useful _and_ fun.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.servalproject

Gnome2 is a no-nonsense system that just works.

I'm very happy with MATE, and don't see the need for anything else.

as long as the car keys are not invisible too.

Thanks for the information.

I get the cross-platform point of being web-only, but it's still sad if it won't be able to run native code as well.

I'm about to rewrite my photo management software (currently written in Perl/SDL) so it can be more portable, particularly to Android tablets; and, even more importantly, future-proof. I haven't yet settled for the new language, but C (or C++, if possible) would be the preferred one. (Actually, I would prefer D, but it's not widely supported.)

Does all the apps need to be HTML5, or can I write apps in C/C++ too, like Android's NDK?

and a waste of atoms.

...where the narrator tries to find an old machine that he used to play.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinball,_1973

Not hard to get a copy online, just google for pinball murakami pdf

He said WALLET.

Now go stand on the corner of the corner of the room and think about what you've done.

^ the only informative and correct comment in this thread.

Amen

And since when this version number escalating thing is a good idea?

Uh,
No?