4 ms·
The truth is that the GNOME community probably has the most designers and UX-focused members in its community. The problem isn’t lack of designers.
by deaddodo 1y ago
The truth is that the GNOME community probably has the most designers and UX-focused members in its community.
The problem isn’t lack of designers.
- ChocolateGod 1y agoFor all the hate it receives, Libadwaita is one of the nicest designed toolkits currently in-use that has more than a dozen applications using it. Having an entire CSS engine at their disposal certainly does help the designers design without needing to know programming.
- j1elo 1y agoThat surprises me. What kind of decision process ends up choosing to hide the primary clock in a desktop OS. It's funny imagine the meeting, people voting "yes" to this. Not even in the tiny screens (by comparison) of phones this has been done (probably proposed somewhere sometime, but thankfully denied).
- deaddodo 1y agoThe problem isn’t enough designers, it’s too many. There are conflicting design goals throughout the UI. All could be good/great with a cohesive system, but there is none. To answer your question, the same people that wanted the system to be a Tier 1 mobile/tablet UI.
- ankurdhama 1y agoYou mean the designers who did something like this: https://www.reddit.com/r/gnome/comments/1nrcvok/i_dont_see_the_point_of_this_feature_can_someone/ https://www.reddit.com/r/gnome/comments/1nrcvok/i_dont_see_t...
- deaddodo 1y agohttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45391654 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45391654