Ubuntu Plans To Stick To "Stable GNOME"

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Originally Posted by freedam

False, once tried KDE a person totally loses the ability to communicate with others because the Devil comes out of Qt and steals her soul.

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Qt might be devilsh but a trained MS user like her is used to craptastic prisonware filled to the brim with legalese and a million excuses why it should be considered free. wht really made her speechless was the UIs smell of the 90s.
http://www.meridian.k12.il.us/middle...s_everyday.jpg

But then KDE crashed probaly due to her not running this ressource hog on a top500 secret mainframe sponsered by some shady Oakland agency.

True story.

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Originally Posted by plonoma

When I saw the tittle I really hoped it was some sense of that there wasn't much point in tracking the unstable releases.

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There was when Canonical invested in other stuff than it own skunkwork. Now gnome is getting the same treatment as the kernel; Stable releases preferred!

Seems like a wise discision considering Canonicals goal.

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Originally Posted by pingufunkybeat

KDE simply does not crash nowadays, period. There was a rough period around the time 4.0 launched, but that's ancient history now.

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I can not comment on the desktop, but KDE's apps certainly still do...