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The most annoying (and visible) example of this is people naming their programs after the language/toolset used. As a user, I need not care that your code is wr
by joosters 8y ago
The most annoying (and visible) example of this is people naming their programs after the language/toolset used. As a user, I need not care that your code is written with Go/Python/KDE/Gnome, so why name your program with it?
- aepiepaey 8y agoHalf of those don't quite belong in that list. KDE/Gnome are much more than implementation details: writing a program for either is using a certain design languages and sets of UX rules, and those are user-visible.
- jplayer01 8y agoUh, it does matter though. If you're using KDE as a desktop environment, you might not want to pull in all the GTK dependencies just to run a single Gnome-based application when there's an equivalent one based on KDE. It's a common convention in Linux.