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Re: [Ayatana] Reducing Resistance to Change



Ayatana is the right place for discussion, the topic of this list is clear to all of us.
As long as the discussion you want to kick off is not OT, i for one am interested in hearing your thoughts..

On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 05:50, Ralph Green <sirable@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 4/27/10, Martin Owens <doctormo@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> A few of my community circles react to Design Team news with a *sigh*
> and "Oh god what have they done now". The teams reputation is low and
> it's over shadowing the really great work that's going on. How can I

Howdy,
 The team has done a lot of good work, yet I do find myself saying
this.  Not always, but some of the changes have been significant ones
that have caused a fair amount of work to deal with.  I don't resist
changes, just because they are changes.  I resist them, if they make
the experience with Ubuntu worse that it was.  Most of the Ayatana
changes don't do this, and I have not really figured out where to
bring up the more significant issues.  I spoke with some Canonical
developers at the Lucid UDS and they understood my problem.  I have
had difficulty contacting them since then.  The users I setup systems
for are typically very inexperienced and I don't believe they are
typical of Ubuntu users as a whole.  Is it appropriate to bring up
issues on this list or is Launchpad the only place?  It is not really
a bug, but it is a scary behavior.
 I won't be at the Maverick UDS for financial reasons, but I do hope
you have a successful conference.
Good day,
Ralph

good day ;)