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As I mentioned before, Canonical and Red Hat have money and could afford proper designers. Programmers are expensive as well, and they have plenty of those on s
by azinman2 5y ago
As I mentioned before, Canonical and Red Hat have money and could afford proper designers. Programmers are expensive as well, and they have plenty of those on staff.
Someone is putting together standard HIGs for Gnome, writing these standard themes, designing the base apps, etc. So you can't just say it's all decentralized and so there's no hope -- there's a ton of collaboration and top-down work happening with Gnome. Pulling in great UX/UI design talent should be prioritized.
- audidude 5y ago> As I mentioned before, Canonical and Red Hat have money and could afford proper designers. They do employ designers, including for GNOME. You might not like their designs. But to call them anything but proper is pretty mean spirited.