On Mo, 2006-12-25 at 20:53 +0100, Ernst Persson wrote:
> The popularity system is really broken. :-)
> Perhaps it could be fixed but I really don't know how...
> Right now, all Ubuntu default apps have 4, some apps have 3, most
> Kubuntu apps have 2, and then the rest have 1.
>
> Take Inkscape fo
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About popcon - would there be a way to add it to the installer or
something to say "do you want this enabled?", with yes as the default?
I guess you'd provide more information as to what it was, and what it
does with the option.
Sarah Hobbs
Sebastia
On Di, 2006-12-26 at 21:35 +1100, Hobbsee wrote:
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> About popcon - would there be a way to add it to the installer or
> something to say "do you want this enabled?", with yes as the default?
>
> I guess you'd provide more information as to what i
Most of you have probably seen ESR's recently-slashdotted essay about
what Linux needs to do to conquer the desktop computing world by the
end of 2008 (and why we need to do it by then--hint: because of the
32-to-64-bit transition). If not, you can read it here:
http://www.catb.org/~esr/writings/wo
>The popularity system is really broken. :-)
>Perhaps it could be fixed but I really don't know how...
>Right now, all Ubuntu default apps have 4, some apps have 3, most
>Kubuntu apps have 2, and then the rest have 1.
>
>Take Inkscape for example, 17:th best rated on GnomeFiles with a
>score of 9
Hi all,
On 26/12/06, Sebastian Heinlein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > About popcon - would there be a way to add it to the installer or
> > something to say "do you want this enabled?", with yes as the default?
> This could be implemented technically. But I think that there are many
> users who
Sebastian Heinlein wrote:
> Popularity contenst also takes into account how often an app was used.
> Apps that are installed but never used don't get a high rating.
It seems that this doesn't work very well. From looking at the data,
1200 machines are reporting installations, and of those 1200 onl
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Hi,
I have been meaning to do this for a while now. The
wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingFirefox is a nice place to provide as a source
for firefox bug reporters to use while sending bug reports.
I rearranged it so it is oriented towards bug reporters instea
The 5 points are OK but there are deeper problems with Linux that need
to be solved first. Ubuntu is the best Linux, but is not doing anything
to fix the real issues, IMO.
This is a (short) rant about what is wrong with Linux, so if you are
sick of reading about this you can just delete it now.
On 12/27/06, mikecorn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> - the LSD project
*GRIN* (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LSD)
Please see the LUG meeting image on
http://distrowatch.com/dwres.php?resource=review-winvista
;)
> is an attempt to create some useful standards and
> cross-platform tools, but Mark S
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