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>> You realise that coming in new and wanting to immediately overhaul the UI/UX is not a sociable thing to do, right? You realize it needs to be done, right? :
by lostgame 5y ago
>> You realise that coming in new and wanting to immediately overhaul the UI/UX is not a sociable thing to do, right?
You realize it needs to be done, right? :/ You realize this attitude is likely what prevents it getting done?
I’m sure I’m not the first person to go through that experience, and; again - this needs to happen in the actual build, not a fork.
- Drdrdrq 5y agoSounds like a great idea to create a UI/UX fork of Gimp, I would love to use it or even contribute. Not sure if you can build a community around it, but if you succeed, either your fork leads the way, or core Gimp ups their game - both of which are great options.
- ghusbands 5y agoIt's not about my attitude but about yours - I'm talking about the way social structures work in most cases. If you aren't willing to prove you can cooperate with a group, why would the group be willing to cooperate with you? Stepping in with a replace-the-whole-UI idea is generally combative in nature and may engender combative responses. Rather than being surprised at the response, maybe think about whether what you did might cause it. By odd analogy, it's like you're starting a career as a traffic engineer and immediately demanding the road surfaces get replaced, without demonstrating an understanding of why the road surface is the way it is or why projects to replace the road surface tend to fail. (I'm not involved with the project, so my attitude doesn't matter and you don't need to worry about what I think.)