On Fri, 2005-12-09 at 22:43 +0100, Quim Gil wrote:
> We are saying that GNOME is not a product downloadable by itself but
> something that can be just tasted and tested through a disto and that
> the strong label in Desktop Linux.
I think actually we're talking about what value 'GNOME' might have
En/na Santiago Roza ha escrit:
> i think we shouldn't be promoting gtk apps in order to boost the gnome
> brand, because:
This time I don't agree. :)
We are saying that GNOME is not a product downloadable by itself but
something that can be just tasted and tested through a disto and that
the str
i think we shouldn't be promoting gtk apps in order to boost the gnome
brand, because:
- real-life gnome desktops (like ubuntu or fedora core) default to
openoffice.org, and sometimes they don't even INCLUDE "gnome office"
(abiword, gnumeric, etc)... so in the dubious case we actually get
people t
On Fri, 2005-12-09 at 10:21 +0100, Quim Gil wrote:
> En/na Murray Cumming ha escrit:
> > I see no need to have separate GTK+ and GNOME brands. Let them be GNOME
> > applications.
>
> This is all I wanted to read. If it's clear we have 'GNOME applications'
> able to run on MS Windows, then we can s
En/na Murray Cumming ha escrit:
> I see no need to have separate GTK+ and GNOME brands. Let them be GNOME
> applications.
This is all I wanted to read. If it's clear we have 'GNOME applications'
able to run on MS Windows, then we can shameless promote GNOME as (also)
damn good free software you
> - How interested is the GNOME project promoting Epiphany and the GNOME
> Office tools over Firefox and OpenOffice.org (we could add here
> Evolution vs Thunderbird).
I don't think there's much to gain from promoting Epiphany. I think we've
lost that struggle with the distros, because the Firefox
Precisely today I was thinking about Epiphany and the GNOME Office suite.
GTK is something specific to GNOME, and GTK can be the horse of Troja of
GNOME in the MS Windows world as (Dave?) pointed recently: you can just
download and try.
But then we have OpenOffice.org and the Mozilla family as tw
