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Re: SCREW the simplicity attitude! Go for EFFICIENCY!
by eMPee on Thursday 22/Mar/2007, @09:03

cant chill right now have a very important exam tomorrow X==P
anyways what i said not only applies to file dialogs but everything in kde, that's why i quoted out of context ;)

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Re: SCREW the simplicity attitude! Go for EFFICIENCY!
by Debian User on Thursday 22/Mar/2007, @16:25

You know, KDE4 is not even Alpha yet. For these detail levels, a review is not yet appropriate, I believe. Arguing about what's not yet there is NOT the point of the previews.

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Re: SCREW the simplicity attitude! Go for EFFICIENCY!
by MamiyaOtaru on Sunday 25/Mar/2007, @15:44

Yes it is. Better to talk about stuff now than when things are set in stone. Reminds me of the Deus Ex 2 dev cycle. There was stuff I didn't like and said so, and people told me to chill, it wasn't done yet. When the demo came out, the same stuff was there and I expressed my dislike and (other) people said "I didn't hear you complain about that (loss of) feature when it was talked about before the demo." Thing is, by then it was too late.

KDE4 is looking more and more like Deus Ex 2, with stuff being cut out and people saying not to knock an alpha. Yeah, like any changes people might like will magically happen before final when development up to this point indicates strongly that they won't. I'm just ignoring Dolphin for now as it just gets me too worked up. I'd rather not ignore KDE4, but I suppose I should do that too.

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