> This is hugely unfair. Sun created the accessibility infrastructure that > is used in GNOME based (and compatible with) the accessibility infrastructure > used by Java. Sun has contributed a great deal back to the GNOME community > and delivers well received value add products on top of GNOME including > Trusted > JDS and APOC.
I have nothing but admiration for Sun's desktop developers, but it's hard to care for Sun's desktop strategy. The fearless leadership is just not serious about it. If it was, HCI designers would be revered and given as much credit as kernel hackers; instead they are exposed to a huge cultural dissonance from engineering community and little support from management. If it was, the more aggressive, result-oriented steps would be taken (don't ask me what... bribe key gnome developers? license aqua? dance around the fire naked? half of the answers lie within correctly asked questions). -Artem (the kernel guy who loves his xterms) _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
