Go-ahead for a community survey

2013-05-23 Thread Michael Heyns
Dear Gnome Team, I trust this is an appropriate method of communication. I have been a Gnome user since 2004 and I haven't contributed much besides the odd bug report but I am very enthusiastic about the platform and have really enjoyed Gnome 3.x so far. In an effort to understand more about my

Re: Go-ahead for a community survey

2013-05-23 Thread Emily Gonyer
Fantastic Michael! Thanks - I can't wait to see the results! On Wed, May 22, 2013 at 7:35 AM, Michael Heyns mike.bean.he...@gmail.comwrote: Dear Gnome Team, I trust this is an appropriate method of communication. I have been a Gnome user since 2004 and I haven't contributed much besides the

Re: Go-ahead for a community survey

2013-05-23 Thread Karen Sandler
On Thu, May 23, 2013 10:13 am, Emily Gonyer wrote: Fantastic Michael! Thanks - I can't wait to see the results! Me too! I do have one question - did you intentionally limit the survey to 3.8? Or did you want to make the survey about 3.x? I think it's unlikely right now that anyone running 3.8

Re: Go-ahead for a community survey

2013-05-23 Thread Fabiana Simões
That looks great! This kind of information is much needed, thank you. Me too! I do have one question - did you intentionally limit the survey to 3.8? Or did you want to make the survey about 3.x? I think it's unlikely right now that anyone running 3.8 has it because someone else installed it

Re: Go-ahead for a community survey

2013-05-23 Thread Brett Legree
I think that it looks great, and I agree with Fabiana and Karen that it would be good to expand it beyond just GNOME 3.8 (to perhaps see just what versions people are using). Brett On May 23, 2013 1:49 PM, Fabiana Simões fabianapsim...@gmail.com wrote: That looks great! This kind of information

Re: Go-ahead for a community survey

2013-05-23 Thread Michael Heyns
At first I wasn't sure if I should span all of 3.x because many of the issues of previous releases have been pinpointed by now. But in hindsight and looking at which versions are default for most distros, it makes much more sense. I will make the appropriate changes. Thank you, everybody. --