Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 23rd Oct 2005 10:02 UTC, submitted by morganth
Philip Langdale of the Galeon team just announced that some major Galeon developers decided at the GNOME summit that the way forward for Galeon (which hasn't gotten much development in the last few months) was to shift focus to expanding the power of Epiphany's extensions system, and coding Galeon functionality as Epiphany extensions.
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And my respect for the KDE community continues to decline. Why does KDE attract all the idiots?
Have you ever considered that maybe these people only *seem* like idiots? Propably not. It wouldn't fit into your seemingly black&white world.
So why would KDE users act "a bit funny" and therefore look like "idiots"? Maybe that's just because they're really enthusiastic about their great DE.
Understandably this is not the case with Gnome users who just can't nothing but humbly take what ever crap is given to them from their godlike, allmighty, allknowing devs.
When I was a Gnome user I rarely had anything good to say about it. In fact If I said something about it to my friends I propably cursed it or said that its nothing special - like it really isn't. Gnome also made me to claim that Linux is not ready for Desktop yet.
This was totally different with KDE. For the first time it has made me really enthusiastic about Linux Desktop. My girlfried propably thinks I'm crazy after I gave her a full tour on KDE
PS. I switched from Gnome 2.10 to KDE 3.4.2. Before the final switch I briefly checked Gnome 2.12 too only to find out it is worse than ever. Especially the performance was horrible. To me it seems that it is it's all downhill for the poor little Gnome. We all know who is responsible for that.