Jeremy Bicha:
> I'd like to propose that we replace ubuntu-docs with gnome-user-docs
> in main and only install gnome-user-docs by default.
Since the main purpose of using GNOME is unifying infrastructure, that
decision seems the obvious one to me.
Jeremy Bicha:
> I'm sure you've heard that Ubuntu will be switching its default
> interface from Unity to GNOME.
I feel the GNOME desktop environment is badly designed. Its approach to
minimalism is too extreme, and this is said by someone who only owns two
sets of clothing and a pair of shoes.
Moreover its unstable, it continually breaks things without fixing them.
It has the culture of accumulating bugs, and saying that's agile
development.
It isn't agile development. Agile development is just the opposite:
changing things one by one and testing immediately, so there's as little
rework as possible.
You are better re-factoring Unity 8 to work on Wayland, and making it
easy to deploy in any Linux distribution. The root problem isn't that
the product is bad on itself, but basically that you are cooking your
own food.
You aren't failing on the technology, but on the basics. Understanding
that decisions should be versatile, easy to change, platform neutral,
and long lasting.
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