I respectfully disagree. At least one usr cares about how Kubuntu performs compared to Ubuntu and how much love it gets compared to its counterpart enough to bother tracking the development, and I'm thankful for that.
Yes, the spam is a bit annoying even if I can live with it, and in an ideal world the past two days' changes could've perhaps been done all in a bunch, but the changes as such aren't pointless.
Also, after Intrepid and Jaunty, there's K. The K release would be a *really* good point to put some LOVE in Kubuntu with KDE 4 and polish it real good, and following on this *use the K name* to put some more marketing & media buzz behind Kubuntu as well.
(That said, I concur with Sokraates on this one: *Forcing* the user to focus on a password field (bug 55299) does *not* increase the "magic" / usability of KDE / Kubuntu. The user is fully capable of deciding on their own what they want to do, thank you.)
"Stop doing pointless description changes!"
I respectfully disagree. At least one usr cares about how Kubuntu performs compared to Ubuntu and how much love it gets compared to its counterpart enough to bother tracking the development, and I'm thankful for that.
Yes, the spam is a bit annoying even if I can live with it, and in an ideal world the past two days' changes could've perhaps been done all in a bunch, but the changes as such aren't pointless.
Also, after Intrepid and Jaunty, there's K. The K release would be a *really* good point to put some LOVE in Kubuntu with KDE 4 and polish it real good, and following on this *use the K name* to put some more marketing & media buzz behind Kubuntu as well.
(That said, I concur with Sokraates on this one: *Forcing* the user to focus on a password field (bug 55299) does *not* increase the "magic" / usability of KDE / Kubuntu. The user is fully capable of deciding on their own what they want to do, thank you.)