On Wed, Nov 09, 2005 at 04:49:31PM -0300, Marcel Mourguiart wrote: > > > > "we are not dropping KDE entirely, we will make Gnome the default and > > the recommended platform but the plan is to continue to offer KDE as an > > option in all of the Linux products. We have had to implement a large > > restructuring in the product development area and needed to focus our > > efforts. We are working on a full FAQ on our desktop strategy that will > > be available to you, but we will not be eliminating KDE as a part of > > this plan. I hope this helps." > > > > I think this helps hugely! And I am so happy the rumors are NOT true. > > > I don´t know any important distribution that have drop KDE or Gnome
Slackware. That's what SUSE was based on and it's the oldest of any distros around now. > completely, I just don´t think that´s the point the thing is that SUSE is by > now the best KDE distribution out there, that's why i'm a SUSE user and that > my friend is going to change. Feel good about that, I have a friend who is RedHat to the bone. He actually has a RedHat he wears.... *Sigh* > And i can see only two important reasons to focus on Gnome: > 1. Mono, but why not to force Icaza to implement QT in Mono !!! He´s answers > about it are ridiculous, is that more difficult than focus all SUSE on Gnome > ?? > > 2. LGPL, Is easy to make closed applications using Gnome than using KDE. > > So yes, i thing this is a bad thing > > -- > Marcel Mourguiart --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
