Ragazzi, che ne pensate di questa proposta ? http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/devel/2011-November/159951.html
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As promised in my previous mail, here is what I find that's lacking in
Fedora, compared to the direct competition (Ubuntu, Debian, OpenSuse),
and recently even some proprietary systems: we don't have an application
installer.
While we do have two nice UIs (gpk-application and apper) for package
management, having to deal with packages, with no icons and no
translations is not appropriate for end users. Instead, I think it would
be appriopriate to follow the Ubuntu path and recognize the applications
from .desktop files, because that is what will end up in the app
launcher.Since this is free software, we already have a complete software center
available, straight from launchpad.net/software-center.
(Actually, it doesn't yet work on Fedora, partly because of unmet
dependencies, but those are just technical bugs, and I don't think it
would be difficult to have something running soon)
What is missing, though, is the data, representing the applications
available in fedora repositories.








Potrebbe essere utile per gli utenti alle prime armi. Ma va anche detto che chi usa Apper, ad esempio, un software center user-friendly, potente ed intuitivo ce l'ha già...
Poi, non mi convincono quei software center in cui gli utenti affibbiano punteggi (spesso senza cognizione di causa) ai software presenti: leggere che un software è definito "mediocre" da un utente e "buono" da un altro è una cosa che disorienta e non aiuta i principianti.