Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 5th Oct 2005 17:43 UTC
"The time it takes to log in to GNOME has not improved much in recent years and does not compare favourably with other systems, especially closed-source systems. This work attempts to determine what causes GNOME startup to be slow and what can be done to address the problem."
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RE[3]: The pit is deep and the problems are big.
by bn-7bc on Wed 5th Oct 2005 21:03
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he isn't trolling, just presenting some critical arguments with which I agree.
The Gnome (devs) culture is a hackers culture. Not going somewhere (vision) But just up and down, forward and backward. Experimenting etc. Leaving bits and pieces of unfinished functionality, try-outs.
Or maybe there is just a lack of organisation, leadership and setting clear long term goals.
This is not meant as a troll (whatever that may be)
but feel free to remove
don't mind my englisch.