Brian Cameron <brian.came...@oracle.com> wrote: ... > For better or worse, I would say that most Solaris GNOME users probably > fall either in the advanced UNIX-hacker category, or the type of user > who uses a Solaris GNOME desktop in a very focused or controlled > environment such as a kiosk or call center environment. So, the > desktop on Solaris seems to be increasingly diverging from the needs of > the GNOME community. But I think the GNOME community has been > conscious that platforms like Solaris were being left behind as > decisions were being made.
That really depends on how you define the needs of the "advanced UNIX-hacker category". GNOME 3 may have differences from traditional desktop environments of the past (it also has a lot of similarities too), but it is definitely intended to be an effective environment for developers or system administrators. (I'm speaking from a UX design point of view here, obviously.) Allan _______________________________________________ foundation-list mailing list foundation-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/foundation-list
