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There allready exist a project providing this, it is called GNOME. |
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-John |
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On Tue, 2004-06-29 at 10:24, Adrian CAPDEFIER wrote: |
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> Hello people. |
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> So in the purpose of desktop research here is an idea. I don't know if |
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> it's been done already, though. |
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> Often when I'm developing programs I'm too absorbed into making the |
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> program work and the magical defaults always come last. I usually sell |
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> theese programs. Open sources developers do not sell their open source |
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> programs. It stands to reason that the last part, not so important from |
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> a developer point of view, might not get done or get done hastily and |
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> not so good. And most programs could use general purpose defaults. |
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> So why not create a "defaults team" to work with the developers and see |
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> the results? It would need a heavily used application so that new users |
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> arrive often and are able to provide lots of feedback. The agreement of |
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> the developers would also be a usefull thing :) |
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> Suggestions, ideas, cons, flames? |
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> Adi. |
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