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Old 08-08-2011, 12:09 PM   #105
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Originally Posted by kjk View Post
Actually that always puzzled me a bit. I know Linux on a desktop (as opposed to server/appliances) doesn't have a big user base compared to Windows/Mac-but they do have an active one, and seems like it would be worth addressing.
Because it's a swine to develop a program for Linux if you are going for complete compatability, which Kernel do you develop for? do you aim for GNOME or KDE? or do you just develop it to work on Red Hat or Ubuntu and have the rest of the Linux community complain at you.

And to be fair, Amazon don't supply an app for windows prior to XP SP2 or Android prior to 2.1 or Mac prior to OS X 10.5.

And why does no one make apps for the Symbian OS?
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