You Still Have A Chance To Share Your Thoughts On GNOME

Posted by Michael Larabel on December 02, 2012

What do you think of the GNOME desktop and the recent changes? You have a chance to share your opinions on the GNOME free software project by participating in the 2012 GNOME User Survey.

The annual 2012 GNOME User Survey is going on right now -- if you haven't participated yet, be sure to do so this weekend since there are only a few days remaining. The GNOME User Survey began last year (see the 2011 survey results) and was independently generated by members of the GNOME community. With the GNOME Foundation not wishing to be involved with the survey, Phoronix was approached to host the survey and this has once again happened this year.

Participate now if you haven't already done so. The GNOME 2012 Survey results will be published later this month.

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