No, it remained relevant because Ubuntu based every stack for their desktop on GNOME technologies (except the aborted Unity 8).
No, it remained relevant because Ubuntu based every stack for their desktop on GNOME technologies (except the aborted Unity 8).
Over the last couple of decades, Red Hat has been their single largest supporter both in terms of providing cash and employing people to work on GNOME. Their annual reports don’t make it clear, but has this changed?