Ubuntu changes to Yahoo as default search provider
Ubuntu changes to Yahoo as default search provider
Posted Jan 27, 2010 2:42 UTC (Wed) by denials (subscriber, #3413)In reply to: Ubuntu changes to Yahoo as default search provider by cowsandmilk
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to partially address the donation (or lack thereof) problem brought up by the
Ardour developer, Ubuntu's at-that-time-still-being-designed Software Centre
should include links to the home pages of the project behind each package. Of
course, other application installer interfaces like Synaptic, etc, could
consider doing this too.
It would be a small thing to do, but would at the very least provide
recognition for the team behind each application, drive some traffic to the
associated projects, and perhaps provide a small donation stream to sustain
the project.
Posted Jan 27, 2010 3:38 UTC (Wed)
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Ubuntu changes to Yahoo as default search provider
there is a "Homepage:" field in debian/control.
Ubuntu changes to Yahoo as default search provider
button. Cool, kudos to the Ubuntu devs for that - and thanks for pointing it
out to me.
Ubuntu changes to Yahoo as default search provider
Ubuntu changes to Yahoo as default search provider
