http://news.swpat.org/2010/03/transcript-tridgell-patents/
An interesting read. I learned more about patents in the 30 minutes or
so it took to read through this, than I have ever from reading slashdot
or hearing things through the grapevine. (admittedly though, I've never
had much cause to
Guys, I just saw a comment on lwn.net. The author was talking about a
function specific to okular (a KDE application) and one of the people
posting a comment said "If KDE wants to survive in a GNOME world they
better stop making fool decisions."
What I wonder is this. Is Gnome the majority that
I'm all KDE and have been since almost the beginning of it. I tried Gnome once
or twice and found it exceedingly awkward.
On March 23, 2010 07:46:59 pm : robert-william : lewko wrote:
> Guys, I just saw a comment on lwn.net. The author was talking about a
> function specific to okular (a KDE app
As an ex-windows user, I found Gnome fairly straightforward, and since I use
it, I recommend it to those I set up so I can help them easily via GUI (I'm
not very good in terminal!) The only other desktop my linux-using-friends
use is XFCE. I don't think I know anyone personally who uses KDE.
JME.
C
I use Gnome because I found KDE a bit too busy, as in I found it hard to
find anything in the menus. I know I can customize all that stuff, but
why take the time to do that when most GNOME schemes don't need it? I
don't particularly like GNOME but it doesn't get in my way most of the
time. I su
On 23 March 2010 19:46, : robert-william : lewko wrote:
> IE, is this person who has posted a comment to this article really
> based in reality? Is Gnome more popular?
>
>
The answer you're going to get to that question really is community
dependant, I'd say. By that I mean that a few years ago
Hello Kin Wong,
When I payed for my two tiered membership you said that you would mail
it to me, so I showed you my ID card to get my new address correct.
I have been waiting quite a while for my card and it has not arrived in
the mail.
Please check to see that you sent it to the correct address
Hello.
I suspect that Gnome would win because that is what gets installed on most
corporate desktops. I've been in a few of Calgary's larger head offices and
any place that is using LINUX seems to be using Gnome. If the GG&E
department of even a mid size oil company goes this route that rapidly
My feeling is that Gnome might, in fact, be more popular these days thanks
to the popularity of Ubuntu (as Ian said). I also agree that a few years
ago, the majority of Cluggers were using KDE, but now that Aaron moved to
Vancouver, it is finally safe to admit your secret Gnome fetishes.
Personall
Can an exec see if they can delete Michael's message from the archive?
I don't mean to suggest in any way that Michael's question is not valid,
but I feel strongly that actual personal street addresses, and phone
numbers should not be posted on a public mailing list. If I'm deemed to
be react
I personally think the question is skewed much the same way as asking if
someone prefers "Ford" or "Chevy". Or "North American" vehicles vs
"Imported" vehicles. In a lot of cases, the choice is not the user's to
make - it is whatever they can get (i.e. what comes with the distro they
are runn
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