My bad then ! thanks for noticing:) I could use a slower release process for my comments too !
Still on point though, as much as speed of code execution, the speed of the releases aren't that critical for most users. for the rest, they could use the RCs or join the party by committing resources to the development process if that bit of features is that important to them.
Ironically one of the biggest selling point of java is the portability of your software that runs on the JVM and doesn't -supposedly- care about the OS.
"look like they will actually make Gnome3 usable like Gnome2"
This looks brilliant ! the real evolution of gnome2 and not a transformation to something else.
Anyway, I will not be surprised by the fork option, cause i think that the guys from gnome really want the shell as it is
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My bad then ! thanks for noticing :) I could use a slower release process for my comments too !
Still on point though, as much as speed of code execution, the speed of the releases aren't that critical for most users. for the rest, they could use the RCs or join the party by committing resources to the development process if that bit of features is that important to them.
Then it might be more efficient to design the language in a manner that forces the users to use the abstractions.
Let's face it, how is this speed difference going to affect the largest majority of linux userbase ?
Ironically one of the biggest selling point of java is the portability of your software that runs on the JVM and doesn't -supposedly- care about the OS.
"look like they will actually make Gnome3 usable like Gnome2" This looks brilliant ! the real evolution of gnome2 and not a transformation to something else. Anyway, I will not be surprised by the fork option, cause i think that the guys from gnome really want the shell as it is