“When we optimize for GNOME the first thing to remember is this:
we are not trying to make the program better, we are trying to make
the person using the computer happier.“Better programs make people happier, but there are some
improvements that will make them a lot happier than others:
Responsiveness, start-up time, easy to access commands and not
having the computer go into swap the moment more than two programs
are open…”
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