This past year has been a breakthrough for Sun for both their Linux and Solaris products. The most intriguing news of all is possibly the challenge Sun poses to Microsoft with their Desktop Initiative announced a couple of months ago. We spoke to Bill Moffitt, Product Line Manager of the Solaris Lifecycle, about Linux, the desktop and Solaris. Update: Bill Moffitt replies on our forums.
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It has been prooven by many people what disadvantages were in GNOME go and read it all over the places. What do you want me to show you now ? We both have different opinions of what GNOME is what lacks, what is required and what not. At the final end you are trying to convince me why I should like GNOME. I don't - END.
And I told you once again that you should stop making assumptions that I don't know nothing about GNOME. I told you once that I know if perfectly enough from the point of programming and from the point of using it. So stop that once and forever.
It has been prooven by many people what disadvantages were in GNOME go and read it all over the places. What do you want me to show you now ? We both have different opinions of what GNOME is what lacks, what is required and what not. At the final end you are trying to convince me why I should like GNOME. I don't - END.
And I told you once again that you should stop making assumptions that I don't know nothing about GNOME. I told you once that I know if perfectly enough from the point of programming and from the point of using it. So stop that once and forever.