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I remember it as a bunch of applications that supported half of the standards, were buggy, and had clunky fits-none-well UX
by JBReefer 10y ago
I remember it as a bunch of applications that supported half of the standards, were buggy, and had clunky fits-none-well UX
- lj3 10y agoI feel that way about every windows and linux app, though. Adium on OS X was brilliantly designed. And if you didn't like the design, there were tons of skins for it.
- aaronbrethorst 10y agoSkinning support != user experience. That said, Adium is one of the best designed OSS apps I've used.
- dmix 10y agoAdium OTR on the other-hand had a really bad UX. So I'm happy TextSecure/Signal figured that out.
- muddi900 10y agoBut the solution was to come up with something better, not something worse.
- anonymoushn 10y agoMy current situation where I need a bunch of different apps to IM different people is a big improvement compared to those dark times.