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Re: i hope...
by Iuri Fiedoruk on Wednesday 05/Feb/2003, @09:53

Hey hey hey, calm down! I wans't demanding.
You know:
I hope != I WANT

I just think it's a good idea to chat a bit with other people to enter a consence about how things could be, but no one is forced to do it, even micro$oft that is highly critized for not using standarts is forced to do.

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bullshit
by Bharat on Friday 07/Feb/2003, @22:15

To the guy who is asking the other to code..

I notice u ppl have a tendency to tell other ppl to code the minute they have a suggestion or a wish. This is crap.

firstly not everyone is a programmer, or has the time. They try to contibute by asking for certain features. And If those features are good then when implemented kde could be better of.

Yes i know that programmers feel irritated when some non programmer comes and makes rude demands or trolls but this was no troll as far as i could see, he was making a wish. To grouse him for that is the worst injustice u could do, unless u plan to keep kde away from the end user and only with us programmers. and plus this is being used as an excuse for not doing something.

Buddy what i am trying to tell u is END USERS MATTER without them there is no product. And this is a democracy, whatever u say. Kde aspires to go into the corporate world, so this becomes even more important.

And when u r trying to compete with someone like M$ all these small thing s count. You gotta be more than perfect.

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