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Originally posted by Bucic View PostI don't think it's indicative of when Mesa 10 will land oficially in Fedora. If it is, please elaborate.
I'm actually wondering why it takes for Arch Linux so long to update to Mesa 10.0
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Originally posted by Krejzi View Post
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Originally posted by dietrdan View PostI'm actually wondering why it takes for Arch Linux so long to update to Mesa 10.0, can't believe Ubuntu beat it to it
I'm as well hoping Ubuntu includes llvm 3.4 to offer a good open-source experience with AMD graphics.
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Originally posted by kaprikawn View PostI don't know much about Google trends, but if it's measuring how many people search for Ubuntu, maybe that's because Ubuntu users tend to require more help than other Linux users. It's known as a noob friendly distro, I certainly started on it. And I required Google to figure out everything. Linux is a steep learning curve to those migrating from Windows, I remember being bemused by Aptitude (wait...how exactly do you install a program? You don't go to the website of the maker and download an installer?...weird!). Whereas now, as a much more savvy Arch user, my first port of call is the Arch webpage/forums which answers most of my queries. Google is my second port of call.
Noob friendly? LOL, you make it sound like only noobs use ubuntu. Probably not a good moment to confess my homeserver is running Ubuntu server 12.04.
I to remember being bemused by aptitude and the file system... it just didn't compute that an installation didn't end up in one location
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I'm actually wondering why it takes for Arch Linux so long to update to Mesa 10.0, can't believe Ubuntu beat it to it
I'm as well hoping Ubuntu includes llvm 3.4 to offer a good open-source experience with AMD graphics.
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Originally posted by tmpdir View PostUbuntu creates more pages hits because it has the largest user base, nothing maybe about it.
Google trends and each other serious search and trend method support this fact. (Spoiler: distrowatch is not one of these with its page count method).
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Originally posted by Vim_User View PostMaybe because Ubuntu news stories usually create more page impressions?
Or may be because of the alleged large userbase of Ubuntu?
Google trends and each other serious search and trend method support this fact. (Spoiler: distrowatch is not one of these with its page count method).
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Originally posted by AdamW View Post
(using Fedora and waiting for Mesa 10 and Xorg 1.15 in Fedora http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=295560 )
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