Linked by Amjith Ramanujam on Wed 16th Jul 2008 22:30 UTC, submitted by computerishcat
Mark Shuttleworth, founder of Canonical, recently did an interview with derStandard in which he discussed issues with Ubuntu's latest release, innovation, the future of GNOME, and other subjects. Perhaps the most interesting thing he said is that Linux does not yet deliver "a good enough user experience." Of course, you could say that of any operating system.
Editor's Note: QT-based Gnome was also an interesting point-of-view.
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Member since:2007-02-05
I hate using KDE and QT-apps(no disrespect to the projects, just personal preference.)
However I think this is a very interesting tings. This way KDE and GNOME coild have a common API.
And why shouldn't GNOME be able to write programs according to their philosophy on the QT-plattform? (Their philosophy is as we all know a lot more geared towards simplicity.)
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2006-01-01
QT based GNOME would actually be very cool. I prefer the look and behaviour of QT based apps rather than GTK. That's my personal preference.