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The Gnome Foundation Struggling to Stay Afloat(www.linux-magazine.com)

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vrighter@discuss.tchncs.de
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maybe they should try listening to their users. Maybe that would increase donations

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Those decisions include layoffs, most notably Caroline Henrikson, Creative Director, and, Melissa Wu, Director of Community Development.

Seems they might be listening. If their first two hits are ‘community development’ and ‘creative director’, then we can only assume they have probably come to the same conclusion you have stated.

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here’s to hoping. I don’t use gnome personally, I prefer kde. But I’d rather there be more than one big player all the same.

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Good riddance.

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