On Fr, 2006-12-22 at 15:13 +0100, Ernst Persson wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I started writing a little bit on this spec so I wouldn't forget it. > > What do you think?
How do want to deal with users that are not always online? So I would vote against an integeration in the normal user interface. I think that a simple link to a wiki could be a better approach: "Get more information and user reviews of BLABLA on the Wiki" http://wiki.ubuntu.com/packages/b/blabla But you would still have to think about i18n/l10n. Furthermore are there already existing data pools? I know that wikipedia holds a lot of information about open source software. Finally we already have got a user rating, that is quite a lot more helpful than a voting systems: popularity contest. So only apps that are actually installed and used regularly get high rates. You can see this feature in the latest gnome-app-install of edgy. Cheers, Sebastian
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