My Open Source Christmas Wish List
I figured since the holiday was fast approaching I should probably pull my old OSCWL out and see what it has to offer this year. So, without further ado…
2) And while I’m on that topic - release a version of iTunes for Linux! Don’t get me wrong, I LOVE gtk-pod and numerous other audio players/organizers for Linux. But it sure would be nice to NOT have to have a machine set up who’s only use is syncing my iPhone.
3) Red Hat - please come out with a non-enterprise desktop OS again.
4) For the developers of Enlightenment: For the love of TUX hurry up and release E17 to the wild!
5) For the developers of GNOME - catch up.
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