>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 9.05, has popularity 1 in Ubuntu. >Not everyone needs a vector graphics tool, but people who does think >it's great. > >So the problem is that everyone rates all programs by either having >them installed or not. >Voting would instead let people who have tried something give a >vote, and that would be meaningful!
I am using linux (more specifialy Ubuntu) for several months and I did not know that there is already a rating system until I read this thread. I suppose it is gnomfiles.org . So probably it should be more publicised. However, I wonder how it can have data about whether a determined application used or not. Francesco -- Ubuntu-devel-discuss mailing list Ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-devel-discuss
