Dotan Cohen <dotancohen@xxxxxxxxx> dixit:
> >> That was the whole "KDE thing": customization and
> >> usability. KDE 4 breaks with that tradition. I know the reasons why. I
> >> even agree with most of them.
> >
> > Could you, or someone else, point to docs on the topic?
> >
>
> Could you, or someone else, point to docs specifying that Myanmar is
> an oppressive regime? Wikipediaesque [citation needed] jokes are funny
> on slashdot, thanks. In real communication they are neither insightful
> nor informative.
Seems you took it wrong while my question was just a question, and a real question.
(Don't know _why_ you took it wrong, except maybe that the whole thread is a bit hypocrite -- but this should not let you conclude that _every_ post is such).
For information, I'm a kind of "design guy" and as such *very* and *really* interested in any kind of doc exposing reasons behind design choices. For instance, I would enjoy to read _why_ kde guys used to think that über-customization is a Good Thing -- while indeed other designers think the opposite. And I would enjoy to read why, if only, or how much, they changed their mind on this topic.
Denis
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