Originally posted by kigurai
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And since when is Fedora not a major distribution?
As for GNOME devs listening to critics. I see plenty of stuff that has changed due to user feedback (recent GNOME classic is one example).
Ignoring critique that goes against the overall vision of the project is a good thing. You just happen to believe it is a bad thing since you don't like the vision.
I for one think it is great that there is some kind of vision.
Ignoring critique that goes against the overall vision of the project is a good thing. You just happen to believe it is a bad thing since you don't like the vision.
I for one think it is great that there is some kind of vision.
No, they were criticized a lot for fixing "problems that did not exist", and for "regressions/missing features".
Note that I agree that there was some features that went missing when you upgraded from GNOME 2.32 to 3.0. But they have crept back and current version is actually just awesome.
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