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List:       kde
Subject:    RE: New KDE2.0 widget theme preview screenshot
From:       "Santiago Burbano" <santib () mtservicios ! com>
Date:       1999-07-06 8:23:36
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>
> What the heck are we doing here?
>
> Users start to complain for too much configurability :-(
>
> the mac-like menubar is a result of the hard work of many developers which
> anyways answered to a lot of users request. It is an unique feature in
> Unix, and users coming from Mac seem to love it very much.
>
> Understading that such a feature isn't to the likes of anybody, the
> developers made it configurable. One can use it or not, to its like.
>
> Users arguing on the (lack of) usefulness of a feature they don't like
> (*and* they're not forced to use) are just loosing their times.

Ough!!! Sorry, next time I'll think twice before opening my mouth (or my
keyboard). :-)

Obviously, I haven't browsed enough KDE conf options. I had never
seen/noticed the Mac/W95 option. That's why I asked if it was a KDE 2.0
feature. After the first answer saying that it was configureable, I had
enough.

But apparently, somebody has taken it personal and thought that I was
complaining, blaming developers, ...

Just for the record, I LOVE KDE, I think this is the greatest thing since
paella (Spanish I am, yes) and I support KDE developers 1E50 %.

This list is getting quite violent lately. When finally all this RedHat
thing was calming down, the fire can start up again in another flamethread.
I hope that this will not get any further (in this or any other thread). KDE
is waaaaaaay over all this stuff. I know that we all need our summer
holidays (at least in the northern half of the world) same as I do but,
please, stay on your feet.

Santiago


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