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On 07/05/2013 19:55, Renaud (Ron) Olgiati wrote:
> On Tuesday 07 May 2013 12:50 my mailbox was graced by a message
> from Kevin Krammer who wrote:
>> As I mentioned in a different message to this thread, this is
>> usually easily understood when comparing with vendors with a
>> range of products of their own.
>>
>> Good example, as mention earlier, being Adobe. Adobe being the
>> name of the vendor, often also used as a prefix on product names,
>> e.g. Adobe Photoshop. Adobe's product range has dozens of items,
>> one for example being Photoshop. That product is also available
>> as part of a product bundle called Creative Suite.
>>
>> So
>>
>> Adobe -> vendor Adobe Creative Suite -> bundle of products by
>> vendor Adobe Photoshop -> one product by vendor, also available
>> as part of a bundle
>>
>> KDE -> vendor KDE Software Compiliation -> bundle of products by
>> vendor KDE Digikam -> one product by vendor, also available as
>> part of a bundle
>
> With the profound difference that when you install Photoshop,
> frinstance, that is it; while if you want to install KMail, you are
> obliged to install as well a shitload of useless bug-ridden crap
> like Akonadi.
>
> Talk about bloatware...
>
How to win friends and influence people?
Ron, I'd refer you to http://www.kde.org/code-of-conduct/
You have all the opportunity you want to discuss problems, and heaven
knows you use it :-) but your lack of respect is simply not
acceptable. And before you add a comment, if you can do better than
the developers, you know what to do. Stop behaving like a spoilt child.
Anne
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