Máirín Duffy wrote:
Gee, thanks. I'm biased because I think:
1) The desktop spin of Fedora is GNOME-based.
2) The default desktop of Fedora is GNOME.
3) The most popular download of Fedora is the x86 Desktop Spin (which,
from #1, happens to be GNOME-based)
4) There are far more maintainers of GNOME involved in Fedora than KDE.
5) A beginner choosing the Fedora desktop environment with more
maintainers and support seems likely to have a better experience than a
beginner that chooses the desktop with less maintainers and support.
6) Overwhelming new users with multiple permutations of Fedora to
download is probably a bad idea from a usability perspective.
7) The get Fedora page has traditionally been too complicated because it
is so cluttered and the websites team have received many complaints to
this effect.
You forgot:
8) The large majority of our existing documentation and manuals [1]
refers to the GNOME desktop.
[1] - for example http://docs.fedoraproject.org/desktop-user-guide/
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