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Results of the Ubuntu Desktop Applications Survey (dustinkirkland.com)

Posted by msmash on from the what-we-said dept.

Ubuntu Product and Strategy head at Canonical, dustinkirkland writes: A few months ago, Slashdot readers were asked for feedback on the Ubuntu Desktop default applications. This blog post, by the author of that post (hi, it's me again), provides the aggregated and processed results of that survey.

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  1. There's no report to read here by goose-incarnated · · Score: 5, Insightful

    I'm getting the impression that knowing how to read automatically removes the user from consideration in the Ubuntu (and Gnome as well) worlds.

    The message you send by making video-only text-based content is :"If you can read you're way too smart to be the target of this content. This content is for people too stupid to read, so go away!"

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    1. Re:There's no report to read here by JohnFen · · Score: 3, Insightful

      Ah, I mistook that slide show for a video. So let me rephrase my earlier comment...

      They aren't locked away in a slideshow, are they? Is there any chance they could be made available in a reasonable format?