David,
my apologies as it seems that once again my comments lack some clarity.
where are the easy-to-use tools?
Ubuntu and Gnome are hardly mainstream...
the most significant issue is that no open source project outside
possibly wikipedia is truly popular.
NB wikipedia is not an application
On Thu, Oct 25, 2007 at 08:34:05AM +0100,
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David,
my apologies as it seems that once again my comments lack some clarity.
where are the easy-to-use tools?
Ubuntu and Gnome are hardly mainstream...
You seem very confused. Easy to
~:'' wrote:
David,
my apologies as it seems that once again my comments lack some clarity.
where are the easy-to-use tools?
Ubuntu and Gnome are hardly mainstream...
the most significant issue is that no open source project outside
possibly wikipedia is truly popular.
NB
~:'' ありがとうございました。 wrote:
where are the easy-to-use tools?
Ubuntu and Gnome are hardly mainstream...
By 'mainstream', do you mean 'commonplace among computer users'
or 'commonplace among the general public'?
Also, are you conceding that Ubuntu and Gnome are easy to use?
the most significant
For a given value of popular of course. There are many open source projects
which are extremely popular in their own contexts.
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~:'' wrote:
where are the easy-to-use tools?
Ubuntu and Gnome are hardly mainstream...
the most significant issue is that no open source project outside
possibly wikipedia is truly popular.
NB wikipedia is not an application or tool.
First, there are thousands of open source
On 25/10/2007, ~:'' ありがとうございました。 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David,
the most significant issue is that no open source project outside
possibly wikipedia is truly popular.
NB wikipedia is not an application or tool.
That would explain the unpopularity of a LAMP development envionment then
On Thursday 25 October 2007 08:34, ~:'' ありがとうございました。 wrote:
the most significant issue is that no open source project outside
possibly wikipedia is truly popular.
I'd hardly say that the internet, email, web, DNS etc are hardly not
mainstream and not popular. It's next to impossible to use
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