kdeprint in kde 4
James Richard Tyrer
tyrerj at acm.org
Wed Mar 4 17:52:46 GMT 2009
Anne Wilson wrote:
> On Wednesday 04 March 2009 01:46:10 Rick Miles wrote:
<SNIP>
>> I get the impression allot of things were expendible for the sake of
>> competitive eye candy. I used both kooka and kpdf all the time and they're
>> down the third tube on the left also. I'll grant there are some welcome
>> improvements under the hood but what about useability? Seems they left arts
>> in, probably a trade off, arts or kdeprint which one should we keep.
>>
> FUD
>
Why shouldn't we listen to the complaints of users?
>> That's probably not fair but I couldn't help myself
>>
> You can always help yourself.
>
This is a software project, not a cult. Users should not be expected to
"help themselves". They should not carp about things, they should not
be insulting, etc.. But, RM simply expressed his opinion and it is a
valid one.
There does seem to be a problem here. How can we change the culture of
the KDE project so that it is directed towards the needs of the users?
--
JRT
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