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I would have happily paid them to add a "minimize window" button. Frankly, that's the only think I was ever missing while using E. on my main Linux laptop for t
by jll29 5y ago
I would have happily paid them to add a "minimize window" button. Frankly, that's the only think I was ever missing while using E. on my main Linux laptop for the last two years.
It has been a pretty slick experience, and that's remarkable given the general state of Linux on the desktop (admittedly, I may be more of a command line person, but still).
So maybe instead of "donate", try "pay for getting your very own feature implemented"?
- Wowfunhappy 5y ago> So maybe instead of "donate", try "pay for getting your very own feature implemented"? 1. If you're effectively hiring a developer to work on a custom feature for you, including the future costs of maintenance and code complexity, the price is going to be very high. 2. The lack of a minimize button was a UX decision. You can disagree with the decision, but if elementary implemented every feature that people with money requested, you probably wouldn't like the resulting UI. Or maybe you would, but elementary would be a very different sort of distro.