Hardly need to say much more than what is said already in the news item.
Hardly need to say much more than what is said already in the news item.
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I am Richard W.M. Jones, a computer programmer. I have strong opinions on how we write software, about Reason and the scientific method. Consequently I am an atheist [To nutcases: Please stop emailing me about this, I'm not interested in your views on it] By day I work for Red Hat on all things to do with virtualization. I am a "citizen of the world".
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why is this on planet fedora? it has absolutely nothing to do with fedora, linux or computers and does not belong there.
Because everything here goes on Planet Fedora. What’s your point?
That is just not true. Planet Fedora is not a news site. It is a aggregation of blogs on topics of interest from the posters, whatever they might be.
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Planet#Appropriate_Material
This post not only has nothing to do with Fedora, GNOME, Linux, or computers, it is an honest advertisement for Ubuntu and Unity. Many of us were trying to give GNOME3 a chance. Thanks for making it so much easier.
You lost me at “advertisement for Ubuntu and Unity”….
Weird are both topic and discussion. I do not expect Fedora forum to be a legitimate place to express someone’s childish political opinion nor statement. There is no such thing as careless pure aggregation of blogs on topics of interest. Should we accept “whatever they might be” and the forum is interesting no more.