Am 12.08.2016 um 18:15 schrieb Ben Rosser:
What I guess I'm trying to say is: if you took someone who has never used a computer or web browser before and gave them an install of Fedora KDE with Qupzilla as the default browser, I believe you are correct: they wouldn't care and just use Qupzilla. But I suspect most *potential* Fedora users don't fall into that category these days
and they can change it as they always did however they wanted
(Please note: I'm not saying Qupzilla shouldn't be the default browser for other, ideological reasons. But if the goal is to convert a large portion of Fedora KDE users to Qupzilla, I suspect that isn't going to succeed)
where do you see that intention?it's only about a default browser on a KDE based operating system share as much as libraries and code with KDE and integrate as mcuh as possible into KDE
not more, not less - that's it
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