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List:       kde-bugs-dist
Subject:    [kcalc] [Bug 248264] Kcalc modes are awful
From:       Evan Teran <eteran () alum ! rit ! edu>
Date:       2013-11-18 21:41:18
Message-ID: bug-248264-17878-ISnWjdPYrl () http ! bugs ! kde ! org/
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--- Comment #21 from Evan Teran <eteran@alum.rit.edu> ---
@Jaromir,

You make a reasonable point. It is not my intention to "lawyer" what you said,
because I believe that I know what you are saying. Which I think essentially
boils down to: "It's not good to be 'technically' correct if it negatively
effects most users".

I don't disagree with that concept. In fact, I find it to be a very practical
stance.

However, I have to look at the big picture. While there is a lot of passion
with regard to this bug, in the grand scheme of things I have no way of knowing
if 9 people talking on a bug list is representative of most users. I honestly
don't know if this effects most users negatively, if it does, they have not
been particularly vocal.

I think that it is worth at least attempting to do it the "logically correct"
way, and if that doesn't seem workable, then perhaps some minor breakage is
reasonable and we can look at reevaluating the requirements and goals.

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