http://www.desktoplinux.com/articles/AT2127420238.html
This one showing GNOME losing ground against KDE? which has 60% of the
readership of the site in question.
Not a very healthy trend...
Dave.
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Dave,
check the discussion. The poll has been advertised in the Yoper forums
and it showed in the results (18.3 %).
The organizers cleared the results from this, but it's not clear yet if
they also cleared the results of the other parts of the poll. Yoper is a
default KDE distribution so it
Dave,
In addition, the 2004 survey does not include Ubuntu Linux which comes
by default with GNOME. One can expect the link
distro-graphicalinterface.
The real fight to get GNOME even higher is to win more distros.
In the page they also mention the 2005 survey that will start soon...
Simos
Hi,
Simos Xenitellis a crit :
The real fight to get GNOME even higher is to win more distros.
Right. Anyone have any idea how we can go about that? It would be nice
to have a 5 minute pitch for distros... in fact, someone could try to
come up with one and give it as a lightning talk at GUADEC
On Mon, 09 May 2005 13:59:44 +0200
Dave Neary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Simos Xenitellis a écrit :
The real fight to get GNOME even higher is to win more distros.
Right. Anyone have any idea how we can go about that?
Is the basic assumption correct? Given the political issues
Hi Dave,
I know you have distributions as one of your target customers and I
can see your thinking. However, for those distributions that already
have a default desktop I think you have a difficult task. From their
perspective if they add another desktop all they are looking at is a
more
BTW Lets not forget Foresight Linux which ships GNOME by default and
has been gaining in popularity. In fact, Ken Vandine, the person
who built the distro is also a GNOME Journal contributor and a big
GNOME person..
I think we're going to see some good things from this distro.
