Why KDE4 is called KDE?

[Anne Wilson]

On Tuesday 08 December 2009 15:20:28 Kevin Krammer wrote:
> > - if you produce commercial software, and no one uses it, you don't get
> >  money, so you have to listen to your users if they are unsatisfied.
> 
Interesting.  The truth is that on several occasions I've found that FOSS 
software either didn't do exactly what I need, or that I could not find the 
information to allow me to do what I need.  The thing that really knocked me 
for a six was the first time I wrote to a developer, asking for help, and he 
answered, and kept answering until I was using his application correctly and 
we were both satisfied.  This has happened more than once since then.

Have you ever tried to do that with a "commercial software" package?

Anne
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