> > Ubuntu, Gentoo, and the other distros should come with a music editor, > > a video editor, and everything else. The discussion here I believe is what > > should be made part of the basic gnome distribution, and I think that > > music/video editors might not qualify. > > That's exactly what I meant. Windows starting to be shipped (well, > starting...) with everything but the kitchen sink, and I hate that too.
Ubuntu would come with a video editor in your setup...and you don't even *HAVE* a camera... > I don't even *have* a camera, why would I need a video editor??? If you want to leave it all up to the distros then what is the point of there even being a gnome desktop release? Why should we have any of the applications in gnome? Why do we feel we are able to "bless" a terminal program and a text editor and a clock, but unable to do the same to a video editor or an audio editor? You ask: > The question that I'm asking, and which we should be asking ourselves > is, does gnome really need to endorse everything and the kitchen sink in > order to become successfull? Why do we need to bless anything, if the distros are going to do whatever they like? _______________________________________________ desktop-devel-list mailing list desktop-devel-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/desktop-devel-list
