They need to dump the SUSE name and the uuuugly colors.
DonnieBoy | 02/16/05
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Disagree
Linux User 147560 | 02/16/05
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The SUSE brand does not work in the US .
DonnieBoy | 02/16/05
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What licensing baggage?
Michael Kelly | 02/16/05
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For businesses, you can NOT write QT programs without a license.
DonnieBoy | 02/16/05
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That's wrong
Michael Kelly | 02/16/05
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licensing bagage of KDE/QT?
Richard Flude | 02/16/05
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Well done?? Royalties for basic infrasturcture??
DonnieBoy | 02/16/05
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Why not?
Linux User 147560 | 02/16/05
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The difference is, this is for Linux, and there are options: GNOME and GTK.
DonnieBoy | 02/17/05
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Agree
Loverock Davidson | 02/16/05
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You know that...
Michael Kelly | 02/16/05
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Cool
Loverock Davidson | 02/16/05
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Your linsux masters would be very disappointed in you dumb-as-rock..
Jeff Spicoli | 02/16/05
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You can use KDE and GNOME on FreeBSD too
Michael Kelly | 02/16/05
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No they wouldn't
Loverock Davidson | 02/16/05
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I TOTALLY agree...
prime21 | 02/16/05
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I like the Fedora name myself.
DonnieBoy | 02/16/05
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What's in a name?
doe_z | 02/16/05
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Crummy Name
nucrash | 02/16/05
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What is so hard about
Linux User 147560 | 02/16/05
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What Planet are you on?
htotten | 02/17/05
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Re: They need to dump the SUSE name and the uuuugly colors.
MepisLINUXuser | 02/19/05
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Please excuse typos...
MepisLINUXuser | 02/20/05
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Imagine if all software packaged with Linux desktops had problems like QT.
DonnieBoy | 02/16/05
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What the hell
Linux User 147560 | 02/16/05
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Man, Qt is a LIBRARY, they should use the LGPL
DonnieBoy | 02/17/05
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re:
Iain_Peters | 02/19/05
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Interesting statistics
jayorke | 02/16/05
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Who cares
FilledOut | 02/17/05
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