On 2011-07-18 Klaas wrote: > Am Sonntag 17 Juli 2011, 17:46:15 schrieb Kim Leyendecker: > Hi, > > > At first, it seems like a good idea to find out how many desktop > > users openSUSE has, indeed. *But* I´m getting kinda nervous when > > you´re talking about cookies. This could be misunderstood by the > > community, _even_ it´s a "good" one. > > There is hardly a thing like a "good" cookie IMO. Even if its for a > good reason in our opinion, it is data that is associated to an IP > address which (at least in germany) can be followed back to personal > identity under circumstances. > > > There´s SUSE Greeter isn´t it? And it starts on every installed KDE > > desktop (at least) right after the installation (I don´t know how > > it´s like under GNOME and the other desktops, but I think we can > > talk to the GNOME team, if necessary.) Why not implementate a > > survey on SUSE Greeter? > > Good point, but I instead wonder why we do not kill SUSE Greeter and > use the first browser page instead. That would be more cool content, > more recent, more flexible. And the number of not connected desktops > is probably not very high any more. > > > This survey could contain the following questions? > > > > * Which desktop do you use (KDE, GNOME, LXDE, Xfce etc.) > > * Which browser do you use > > * Are you happy with openSUSE? > > * What can we do better in future? > > This can be cool if somebody really reads and processes it.
Could be a always-changing poll on the page we send ppl too, instead of a survey. So it wouldn't need anything special that way... > regards, > > Klaas
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