Re: For the 70% that hates the GNOME-direction (was Awesome new Mozilla roadmap!)
- From: Vadim Plessky <plessky cnt ru>
- To: desktop-devel-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: For the 70% that hates the GNOME-direction (was Awesome new Mozilla roadmap!)
- Date: Tue, 8 Apr 2003 22:10:15 +0400
On Tuesday 08 April 2003 00:32, Mikael Hallendal wrote:
| mån 2003-04-07 klockan 22.01 skrev Vadim Plessky:
| > What a nice flame!
| > Without KDE being in place (and developed to the level it's now), I
| > could have no choice but to work in MS Windows.
| >
| > Thanks to KDE team, Ihave anything I need for home usage - browser, mail
| > client, games, themes, etc. :-)
| > KOffice is also developing rapidly, so I hope Linux/*BSD would have
| > business-oriented solution pretty soon.
| >
| > I wish GNOME can develop to the level of current KDE (in terms of
| > features or usability)
| > Competition is necessary, even in open-source world.
| > Without GNOME catching up on KDE, what would motivate KDE developers to
| > develop KDE further?.. :-)
|
| What is the point of this mail?
|
| What a wonderful world it would be if people actually thought before
| clicking the Send button, would make everyones life soo much easier...
It seems you missed the point.
Competition is Good (tm).
I highly appreciate recent GNOME developement, as it also helps other
environemnts to become better.
This also means that it doesn't matter wether "70% of people hate the
GNOME-direction", or it's just 10%.
Let GNOME develop on its own. There are a few libraries inspired by GNOME
development which can be useful for other projects too.
Even if GNOME completly fails, we would still use some of its libs.
|
| // Micke
--
Best Regards,
Vadim Plessky
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