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Ubuntu brainstorm (again)
by scanady on Saturday 01/Mar/2008, @20:50

Thanks for the always wonderful commit digest Danny! For anyone who hasn't yet heard about KDE on Ubuntu Brainstorm, please vote the following idea up. http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/478/ . I know I already submitted this as a comment on the dot elsewhere, but I'd really like to see it get voted up. The more distros out there that treat KDE like a first class citizen, the better off KDE will be. Thanks for your vote in advance!

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Re: Ubuntu brainstorm (again)
by Max on Saturday 01/Mar/2008, @23:12

I already voted.

Totally agree with your statement. Even non Kubuntu people will benefit from this. :)

Please vote.

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Re: Ubuntu brainstorm (again)
by Max on Sunday 02/Mar/2008, @11:40

It's at 324 votes for KDE.

We still have a long way to go until it's in the 4-digits.

-M

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Re: Ubuntu brainstorm - current count 374 votes
by Max on Monday 03/Mar/2008, @11:29

I just checked the votes again.
Our current count is 374. Thanks people for voting. We still have a long way to go though.

-M

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Re: Ubuntu brainstorm - current count 376 votes
by Max on Monday 03/Mar/2008, @15:27

376 :)

It's slowly going up. Gnomies keep voting it down. :(

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Ubuntu brainstorm - current count 401 !! votes
by Max on Wednesday 05/Mar/2008, @09:47

We're getting there... 401 votes111

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Re: Ubuntu brainstorm (again)
by Steve on Saturday 01/Mar/2008, @23:36

Me too. Please Vote!

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Re: Ubuntu brainstorm (again)
by Richard M. on Sunday 02/Mar/2008, @09:55

I voted for KDE. Did you?

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Re: Ubuntu brainstorm (again)
by riddle on Sunday 02/Mar/2008, @16:06

I voted: now 339. We have a LONG way to go.

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Re: Ubuntu brainstorm (again)
by mike on Sunday 02/Mar/2008, @21:23

i voted, err.. 338! :( lets go everyone! go over there and place your vote

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Re: Ubuntu brainstorm (again)
by Anonymous Coward on Monday 03/Mar/2008, @00:18

I disagree. The way Ubuntu treats Debian is bad, and the way Kubuntu will treat KDE will be bad too. I prefer other company based distributions (SuSE, Mandriva, etc.) to Kubuntu. If just they were dpkg and apt based...

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Re: Ubuntu brainstorm (again)
by winter on Monday 03/Mar/2008, @02:54

Why does Canonical treat Debian bad?

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Re: Ubuntu brainstorm (again)
by Max on Monday 03/Mar/2008, @11:27

That might be true, but votes still help. The more distro's work on KDE, the more exposure KDE gets. So it's important to vote, even if you're not a Kubuntu fan.

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Re: Ubuntu brainstorm (again)
by Fool on Monday 03/Mar/2008, @13:47

why will kubuntu treat KDE badly? and in what way?

I can't think of any other quality dpkg distro's. I think suse is much better quality than kubuntu but yast is a pile of turd. I think that there is a distinct lack of options in KDE distros. They also tend to be more broken in general than gnome based...still prefer kde even if things are more buggy.

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Re: Ubuntu brainstorm (again)
by Steve on Monday 03/Mar/2008, @16:36

All this is sad but true..

That's why we need to vote.

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