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On 27 May 2009, at 09:15, Volker Armin Hemmann wrote: |
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>> ... |
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>> This is why I have arrived at the combination of euse (and now |
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>> `equery |
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>> uses`) to view USE descriptions and flagedit for setting them. I |
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>> think |
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>> that from a usability point of view these are easier than either ufed |
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>> or a text editor. |
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> except that you obviously did not use ufed. |
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You can be very combative in debate, Volker. |
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I *have* used ufed, and I didn't like it. It's just a personal |
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preference, and not an insult to you. I'm sorry if you're the author. |
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If I offend you by having a preference for other software than ufed, |
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imagine how Microsoft's programmers must hurt, being shunned by all of |
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us on this list. |
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I didn't know that you could scroll the descriptions left and right. I |
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guess this is because I expect such a simple piece of interactive |
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software to be intuitive, so I never read the manual. I don't happen |
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to find ufed's other commands terribly intuitive, either - surely it's |
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just me, but I tend to find myself typing "q" then "Q" when I want to |
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quit it. In the space at the bottom of the window - where it tells me |
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the correct keys - there is room to add "<-, -> Scroll Description"; I |
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suggest you do so, if you are indeed ufed's author, so you don't have |
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to call anyone else a retard (or a liar) in the future. I happen to |
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find the description scrolls a little too slowly for my purposes, BTW. |
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Stroller. |
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