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Right now, GNOME is probably the last example you should cite as "getting it right" if you're trying to convince open source developers of something. GNOME's UI
by nknight 15y ago
Right now, GNOME is probably the last example you should cite as "getting it right" if you're trying to convince open source developers of something. GNOME's UI decisions of late are not particularly popular with the crowd you need to convince.
- cobychapple 15y agoI realise it hasn't been popular, and I'm not the biggest fan either, but my point isn't about what's popular amongst open source developers. Also, if developers need to be convinced of the need for good design I think that's a good example of the problem right there.
- nknight 15y agoYou don't need to convince them of the need for good design, you need to convince them that what they're doing now isn't good design, and that they should do something different. I'm saying, citing the project they think is an example of bad design isn't going to help, your opinion will carry less weight.
- uokesita 15y agoI like to view it as, gnome at least do some 'renewals' and changes to their site and stuff, oposite as the other sites and software.
- Jach 15y agoI don't know about the author, but I think Gnome 2 is really the best desktop design out there. Gnome 3 on the other hand... I'd agree that right now it's not looking very good.