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>Here is reduced screenshot of Leo's main window. You can view the full-sized image using something like "view image" in your browser. What a weird sentence to
by nvr219 5y ago
>Here is reduced screenshot of Leo's main window. You can view the full-sized image using something like "view image" in your browser.
What a weird sentence to read at this point of the Internet.
- pindab0ter 5y agoThe website is terrible on mobile and the theming/branding also doesn’t inspire confidence. To me it conjures the idea of people stuck in their way. Then again, don’t judge a book by it’s cover.
- brirec 5y agoI was going to mention that Vim’s website[0] is possibly worse, but then I looked up Neovim’s website[1] which was definitely made with mobile in mind, and isn’t terrible. [0] https://www.vim.org https://www.vim.org [1] https://neovim.io https://neovim.io
- Torwald 5y agoI went to vim.org, I was never there, because I go to church. I find Leo's website worse than vim's. The vim site has a clear green download button. This is a straightforward design feature I like. The picture with the kid and the power tool is funny. I liked that too. Then, a advertising banner on the right colum. Seriously? On the homepage of one of the most [will not bring myself to say a deserved positive adjective here, because I go to church] open source projects. Edit: Church references church of Emacs of course.