Using language instead of icons is only useful for advanced users. I love gnome-do/launchy/quicksilver but most people don't get them. It would be bad to think of them as "replacement" for icon. Instead I think it's better to think of them as complimentary components.
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Using language instead of icons is only useful for advanced users. I love gnome-do/launchy/quicksilver but most people don't get them. It would be bad to think of them as "replacement" for icon. Instead I think it's better to think of them as complimentary components.