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Hard to say, it's an instinctive feeling, but let's say that it's a culture of bloat. "Should we do this or that? I don't know, let's make it an option in the
by RivieraKid 11y ago
Hard to say, it's an instinctive feeling, but let's say that it's a culture of bloat.
"Should we do this or that? I don't know, let's make it an option in the settings!"
Also, they seem to lack design taste.
- jbk 11y ago> Hard to say, it's an instinctive feeling, but let's say that it's a culture of bloat. So, in the end, you're just a troll. You have no facts, no knowledge, no reference but just your "feelings" about "bloat"; and you keep spitting on KDE's work. I'm quite sure you've not used KDE since a long time.
- RivieraKid 11y agoTroll is someone who deliberately tries to upset people, provoke a response, without really caring about the topic. You really think that's the motivation behind my comments? UX is all about feelings and intuition by the way. Designing user interfaces is mostly trying to make users feel good while they're using it.
- emilsedgh 11y ago"Should we do this or that? I don't know, let's make it an option in the settings!" That's not how it happens. It happens like this: Person 1 creates something. Person 2 wants slightly different behavior and provides a patch to make it configurable. And you know what? Its not a bad thing. My KDE is heavily configured and you have no idea how productive it is for me. I love it :)