Back in around 2015, I removed GNOME from all my machines. I made that
decision because I was disappointed with the way in which the project was
headed, and I was not the only one. The main complaint was that the GNOME
project does not listen to its users, and I, in my disappointment, came to
So, where else do I go to for the serious misconduct of a GNOME
Foundation member?
Considering the calls for subversion of organizations I respect from the
GNOME community, which may or may not be represenative of the majority,
why would I want to be a member, of what is proving to be, your
To the Foundation membership: please don't dignify this rant with a
response. The poster is not even a Foundation member.
Federico
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On Wednesday, October 2, 2019 2:25:22 P.M. EDT you wrote:
> Neil's blog post, for those missing it:
> https://blog.halon.org.uk/2019/09/gnome-foundation-relationship-gnu-fsf/
>
> For my part, I want to apologize to everyone involved in GNOME for not
> pushing GNOME to formally sever its ties with
Neil's blog post, for those missing it:
https://blog.halon.org.uk/2019/09/gnome-foundation-relationship-gnu-fsf/
For my part, I want to apologize to everyone involved in GNOME for not
pushing GNOME to formally sever its ties with GNU a decade ago, which is
the first time in my email archives I
Greetings;
I attached a text file with the text that gave me my basis for this accusation
from Neil McGovern' s blog: Liberal Musings.
I call for Neil McGovern to step down from his position as the Executive
Director of the GNOME Foundation for the betterment of software freedom, basic
