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Which apps are you referring to? I couldn't name a single open source desktop apps which has good UX or design. It's natural, since these are built by develop
by the_duke 5y ago
Which apps are you referring to?
I couldn't name a single open source desktop apps which has good UX or design.
It's natural, since these are built by developers, not designers, and they primarily care about functionality and don't have to entice users with good looks and UX.
I do know some Android apps that are pretty good, eg RedReader for Reddit.
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