Am 07.03.2014 15:08, schrieb Michael Catanzaro: > On Fri, 2014-03-07 at 13:19 +0100, Reindl Harald wrote: >> says who? >> >> as long GTK1 is not forbidden in Fedora there is no valid >> reason for that statement - you may prefer not having a >> function at all if it is not beautiful enough for you >> >> *but* >> >> * beautiful is in the eye of the beholder >> * you should hestitate make such proposals based on your eyes > > Microsoft, Apple, and Google set requirements that apps must follow if > they want to appear in the software center in order to ensure a good > user experience. I absolutely think we need to do the same to be > competitive. Ancient icons are a good heuristic that the app is > unmaintained and not something the user really wants to install if i want it the Apple and Microsoft way i just install Windows or go out an buy a Mac - i am using Linux because it is *not* Windows and *not *OSX* speaking of freedom and freedom of choice and then come with restrictions here and there is somehow strange you hardly can call "i do not show an app because i do not like the icon" a good user expierience - where do you draw the line? that may end in "there is no app for what i current need to do and so i can't use that operating system at all" while the app was there but someone decided to hide it
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