Introducing stronger dependencies on systemd
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Introducing stronger dependencies on systemd
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Re: Introducing stronger dependencies on systemd
#2The fact that the next blog post (linked at the bottom of the article) is titled "a desktop for all" is deliciously ironic in context.
Re: Introducing stronger dependencies on systemd
#3This is a good move. Without having endless resources keeping the codebase small and focused just makes sense.
I know it's going to be painful for non-Linux users but volunteer devs can't be expected to cover all bases.
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#5What is Gnomes market share like these days?
It used to be the de facto FOSS desktop in the GNOME 2.x days but things changed with the release of Gnome 3 and I’ve not really noticed Gnome ever bounce back since.
Re: Introducing stronger dependencies on systemd
#6This is a good move. Without having endless resources keeping the codebase small and focused just makes sense. I know it's going to be painful for non-Linux users but volunteer devs can't be expected to cover all bases.
They do have endless resources. They are an IBM company.
If people choose to work for IBM without getting payed, that's kind of their problem.
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What do you recommend instead?
Re: Introducing stronger dependencies on systemd
#8I just registered for comment here: they always refused to admit it (by "they" I mean Fedora/IBM) but we will end up having a Gnome OS for the general public... And I'm afraid the 3E rule is starting to be applied (Extended already, Embraced in all the "other OS" and now...)
Re: Introducing stronger dependencies on systemd
#9What is Gnomes market share like these days? It used to be the de facto FOSS desktop in the GNOME 2.x days but things changed with the release of Gnome 3 and I’ve not really noticed Gnome ever bounce back since.
KDE is commonly more popular among gamers it seems.
Re: Introducing stronger dependencies on systemd
#10What is Gnomes market share like these days? It used to be the de facto FOSS desktop in the GNOME 2.x days but things changed with the release of Gnome 3 and I’ve not really noticed Gnome ever bounce back since.
who does even compete with Gnome ? it is the de facto default desktop in almost all notable distros.
it just works, though it is far less customizable compared to KDE, it is far more stable -still only compared to KDE..