My 2 cents: the innovation is nice, but how about tightening up the
works? There is still no shortage of bugs and UI fixes that could be
done that would lead to a fantastic experience. Shuttleworth has the
right idea with "One Hundred Paper Cuts," and I think just creating a UI
that does what one expects it to would be more than enough to win over
the 'unwashed masses'.
-Dafydd
Shawn wrote:
Bruce Byfield has an article up that explores the current state of the
desktop and poses the question in this messages subject.
http://itmanagement.earthweb.com/osrc/article.php/12068_3826171_1/Does-the-Linux-Desktop-Innovate-Too-Much.htm
It's an interesting read, and has a wide range of comments as well.
What do you think? Is the desktop development moving too fast? What
is YOUR vision for a desktop 10 years from now?
Shawn
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