sramkrishna

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by sramkrishna 3y ago
Like any project it needs to pay for its infrastructure and that comes from donations and sponsors. The foundation also holds trademarks including the GNOME trademark that it is required to defend. The foundation was setup to protect the pr
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New Pop_OS Testing Release with Rust Based Linux Installer “distinst”(system76.com)
7 points by sramkrishna 8y ago|0 comments
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by sramkrishna 9y ago
agreed. I was at my last job for 20 years. From here on in, I'll try to not stay so long in one place. But I stayed mostly because I was friends with everyone. I was paid well enough, but work was fun.
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by sramkrishna 9y ago
I'm the same age, and I was let go too. Corporate did a death by database search and got rid of a lot of people. I rather not speculate the reasons.. :)
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by sramkrishna 12y ago
Have you used GNOME 3.10 or any recent one for at elast a couple of days?
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by sramkrishna 12y ago
There is no mobile agenda. Maybe when GTK4 comes out.
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by sramkrishna 13y ago
a strange switch, xterm doesn't have transparency eitiher and as far as correctness goes, gnome-terminal is very correct compared to others. So I have no idea why you would switch to xterm.
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by sramkrishna 13y ago
GNOME has a continuous build system now, you can get images in cow2 format every day!
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by sramkrishna 13y ago
No the difference is that GNOME is moving towards a 'product'. Everything is designed to work together, to be consistent everywhere. When you mix and match, you just get medicority because none of them were designed to work toge
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by sramkrishna 13y ago
And that is being worked on: https://wiki.gnome.org/Events/Hackfests/WestCoastSummit2014 We have an entire stack showing up to fix things in the right places not just in GNOME itself.