Usability is key for a lot of users. I don't care if my photo editor is good enough for a pro. Pros use Photoshop. A good, free, lightweight editor is what mos

Usability is key for a lot of users. I don't care if my photo editor is good enough for a pro. Pros use Photoshop. A good, free, lightweight editor is what most people need for removing red-eye, putting daemon horns on their third grade teacher, and cropping out their ex. An open source editor will always be able to do high-end stuff, as long as it has some decent scripting capability. The rest of us just want something simple. Take Open Office. The reason I switched was the better equation editor, and the tab-complete. I like FireFox because of the tabs and extensions. There should be more focus on a minimal but usable product, and letting the extensions make up the feature gap.