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List:       kde-usability
Subject:    Re: please read
From:       Sébastien_Laoût <sebastien.laout () tuxfamily ! org>
Date:       2004-03-11 15:58:24
Message-ID: 1079020704.2864.94.camel () localhost ! localdomain
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> As far as configurability remains in place and allows to get previous status 
> back it's OK with changes but please always give clear, tested instructions 
> how to get rid of such changes if user wishes so. 
> 
> You'd be surprised how many people hate any changes in the way how they use 
> software (well, even not only software). Don't get me wrong, people love to 
> get additional features but hate them to be irreversibly imposed.

I agree : KDE configurability is an adventage !
And I don't like others DEs (on Linux or other OSs) because I can't use
ALL the powerful features KDE has (and I'm so feel limited,
constrained).

I don't want features to be removed (unless they have been introduced to
solve a now resolved problem).

Config windows must be done clearely (and, FIRST OF ALL, provide a
Shift+F1 help for ALL config options, well writen to understand what's
purpose of options).
Eventually with a noticable separation between "vitales and needed by
most users" features (on top) and "other features for fine tunning" (but
needed for some users) (on bottom of config dialogs/list)...

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