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That bit is nice to see, but I'm pretty suspicious of it. They're going to have to write _a lot_ of software to fill the gaps, now, if they mean to have Qt ever
by dylan-m 14y ago
That bit is nice to see, but I'm pretty suspicious of it. They're going to have to write _a lot_ of software to fill the gaps, now, if they mean to have Qt everywhere. GNOME provides a lot of functionality beyond the UI toolkit and the shell, including myriads of small applications we take for granted. I'm curious where Canonical is going to find the engineering resources to handle all of this.
- zanny 14y ago> including myriads of small applications we take for granted As someone who runs Arch with KDE and an intentionally different Gnome theme just so I can notice the apps I use running Gnome, there aren't too many. In Ubuntu-space, definitely, since their entire ecosystem was built on gnome, but in general you can easily get a gnome-less Linux.
- codygman 14y agoGnome-less debian user right here!