@diegoe Wondering: how does the "GNOME as a community" crowd see the product aspect of GNOME? For the majority of *users*, GNOME definitely is a product, or even part of the product that is their Linux distro.
Would the GNOME community even continue to exist if there weren't this huge number of users of their product?
@diegoe Wondering: how does the "GNOME as a community" crowd see the product aspect of GNOME? For the majority of *users*, GNOME definitely is a product, or even part of the product that is their Linux distro.
Would the GNOME community even continue to exist if there weren't this huge number of users of their product?