They’ve been very good about getting them to us for booths at shows and demos in the USA. In the past, the few leftovers have gone to coffee shops and Mexico.
]]>1) Paying JR
2) There are 2 new devs at Canonical who will be working on KDE
3) He sponsors Akademy
4) He is a Patron of KDE, meaning he donates at least €5000 - €10000 per year
not only kubuntu”
But what money? Where is this mysterious flow of funds from Mark to KDE, because I can’t trace it, barring the one-off donation required to be a patron of KDE?
]]>I’m sure JR is running a flawless Kubuntu on his own computer.
But if (I suppose) only 20% of kubuntu users got a flawless kubuntu out of box, while (I suppose) 80% of ubuntu users got a flawless ubuntu out of box, it would always seem that kubuntu being a step-child.
Please pay more attention and quality test both Kubuntu and Ubuntu equally for every new feature introduced to ubuntu. Thanks.
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]]>Taking a look here:
http://apachelog.blogspot.com/2009/04/facts-about-rosetta-and-kubuntu-l10n.html
probably would be a good starting point…
And in detail, where does he spends these $2m? I’m just curious… I don’t think J.Riddell sucks THAT much! (sucks intended as costs, obviously)
]]>I was trying to inject some humor into the whole Canonical/Kubuntu discussion myself. Apparently, major FAIL on my part.
Would have hoped the emoticon would have signalled that I was joking, again FAIL.
People tend to get their panties in a wad way too easily.
]]>Obviously my question was taken out of context and seemingly upset people. I am glad you found the humor in it, as did some other people. The reaction I got was upsetting, and I was hoping people knew me a bit better than someone trying to be an asshole during OpenWeek. Don’t know what’s next on my plate now.
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