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Re: Impressive!
by Wackou on Tuesday 20/Mar/2007, @03:24

Hi,

No offense meant (nor taken), don't worry :-)

The thing is, as someone mentioned it before, this article is about Konsole, so yeah, you'll fine people praising a console application here, not that brand new Apollo thingy... I guess people weren't talking about Konsole in the Apollo article, either. It's just the context.

So yeah, among others posts, there's mine saying that for a console app, Konsole is pretty sexy. Of course, at the sexy level, it doesn't even compare to Amarok or other GUI apps, but hell, people never talk about it (Amarok, K3b and Konqueror steal all the fame), so I was quite thrilled that for once, someone was putting Konsole in the spotlight. Which may explain my over-enthusiasm!!

Regards,

Wackou.

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Re: Impressive!
by djouallah mimoune on Tuesday 20/Mar/2007, @09:00

'I guess people weren't talking about Konsole in the Apollo article, either. It's just the context'
No they were speaking about the next generation desktop application paradigm, not about eh 40 years old (perhaps more) user interface
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Re: Impressive!
by Sutoka on Tuesday 20/Mar/2007, @10:16

And one article the 'next generation desktop application paradigm' (yeah just like XUL was the next generation last generation) was on topic, and on the other the '40 year old user interface' was on topic.

Talking about Apollo here is pointless (unless you're references it as somehow that Konsole can be improved, which hasn't happened).

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