Users will install Firefox and LibreOffice anyways. The so called "Pure
Gnome Experience" sounds great, but practically the experience is not
great, at least for now. Why not give users "The Best Gnome Experience"
instead of "Pure Gnome Experience"? I think the reason to choose Ubuntu
as a base is to provide "The best Gnome Experience". If anyone wanted
the pure Gnome Experience, why won't he/she use Fedora instead?
On Dec 3, 2012 11:04 AM, "Vibhav Pant" <vibhavp@xxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:vibhavp@xxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Though I am with the idea of including LibreOffice and Firefox,
wouldn't it defeat the purpose of providing a pure GNOME experience?
On Dec 3, 2012 7:40 AM, "chris hermansen" <clhermansen@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:clhermansen@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
On Sun, Dec 2, 2012 at 6:00 PM, Everaldo Canuto
<everaldo.canuto@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:everaldo.canuto@xxxxxxxxx>>
wrote:
> Ops, just fixing, when I write Empathy I mean Epiphany :-)
ouch you are right, that kind of takes our credibility away, doesn't
it :-) "no wonder those losers install firefox since they try
to use
empathy as a web browser"
I still vote for a Gnome interface on a LibreOffice / Firefox /
Ubuntu
One experience, even though I'm blushing.
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