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Exactly. WTF? If I release an open source app I would LOVE for you to theme it, mod it to your heart's content, and have a party. Send me a pull request if you
by dheera 5y ago
Exactly. WTF? If I release an open source app I would LOVE for you to theme it, mod it to your heart's content, and have a party. Send me a pull request if you come up with something cool looking.
- eropple 5y ago>This is aimed at distributions breaking apps by default, not tinkerers playing with their own setup. The objection here is that distributions are building incompatible system themes that break standard GNOME expectations and make applications more confusing for users. They're not talking about individuals messing with their systems.
- fiddlerwoaroof 5y agoIf I pick eOS because I like its look and feel, I sure hope eOS attempts to make that look and feel as consistent across apps as possible.
- eropple 5y agoThen eOS should be fielding look-and-feel bugs for the stuff that they changed, shouldn't they?
- fiddlerwoaroof 5y agoSure, and my experience is that most distros do.
- emaro 5y agoOf course. If someone themes your app. But if distro xy creates a shiny new look that breaks your app, you probably are not so happy.
- hexa22 5y agoEspecially when you have a wave of users complaining to you about it being broken or saying your app is bad but the broke part was a downstream patch.