Frank Esposito wrote:
Problems with adoption as far as I can ascertain are as follow:
The single biggest problems with adoption is lack of awareness.
It is possible to solve feature problems, it is not possible to solve
the lack of awareness.
No one is going to install an unknown software, many are going to accept
feature limitations of a well known software.
Please remember than in Europe, where the community has marketed the
product, market share is over 20%.
In the US, where Sun has marketed the product, market share is 0%.
Of course, improving features and UX are musts, but adoption is totally
connected to awareness.
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