"Aaron, we owe you" or "Why I am happy that Nepomuk is not as popular as Plasma"
After more than two weeks of vacation I read up on my email and of course am also sickened by some of the stuff I have to read there. Let me open with a quote:
Here's a real suggestion: give us back our Desktops!
That is just plain sad! But it pretty much covers the topic of the whole Aaron/Plasma unpleasantness. Aaron and the Plasma devs are trying something really innovative here, trying to bring a new level of usability and beauty to our desktop. This is not an easy task but nonetheless they do it and IMHO they succeed. And what do they get for it: bashing and complaint over complaint.
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