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McCann: Cross Cut [the future of Nautilus]McCann: Cross Cut [the future of Nautilus]Posted Aug 5, 2012 10:14 UTC (Sun) by cmccabe (guest, #60281)In reply to: McCann: Cross Cut [the future of Nautilus] by Pawlerson Parent article: McCann: Cross Cut [the future of Nautilus]
Do you grasp the fact that Ubuntu does not ship GNOME3 as its default desktop?
It might explain why your post has caused so much unintentional hilarity.
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McCann: Cross Cut [the future of Nautilus] Posted Aug 6, 2012 10:47 UTC (Mon) by Pawlerson (guest, #74136) [Link]
The talk was about Gnome2 if you didn't notice. Gnome3 is the least popular environment compared to KDE and Unity.
McCann: Cross Cut [the future of Nautilus] Posted Aug 7, 2012 0:55 UTC (Tue) by cmccabe (guest, #60281) [Link]
The "talk" was:
> Thanks to Ubuntu gnome become quite important, but it seems
How can you argue that "thanks to Ubuntu gnome become quite important [sic]" when Ubuntu doesn't ship GNOME3 by default? Similarly, how can you argue that "Ubuntu developers life" will become a nightmare because of GNOME3? Have you heard of this thing called Unity? That is what Ubuntu developers are working on, not GNOME3.
Have you even used GNOME3, or are you just using Unity without knowing the difference? This is a serious question.
McCann: Cross Cut [the future of Nautilus] Posted Aug 7, 2012 1:53 UTC (Tue) by Cyberax (✭ supporter ✭, #52523) [Link]
Ubuntu had been shipping (by default) a somewhat polished version of GNOME2 for a long time. And yes, that helped GNOME's popularity.
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