On 2010-01-25, at 21:04 , Nick Peelman wrote: > > As long as i can kill the preview pane for messages, I could give a > damn. I don't think I'm alone on that one.
Yes, kill the preview is good. > You seem to be missing the "And Professionals Who Rely On Email." Rely on email ≠ rely on exotic IMAP extensions. But as you mentioned yourself, it's a draft. No point in reading too much out of every word. > As far as the "lean" comments he makes in the Vision Draft, I'm > curious what he means by "do less but do it better" Does Mail include > a cornucopia of hidden features I'm not aware of? Did I miss a > software update and it turned into a Groupware client? Can I say just one word? Stationaries. > And to back up a minute, WTF is this implication that Open Source > software exists predominantly for use by programmers? It's not an implication, it's an observation. Not a rule, not a goal, not even a good thing. Just a fact. > Firefox, Thunderbird, 7Zip, CoRD, Adium, VLC, MySQL, Apache, PHP I'd wager this is programmer land: MySQL, Apache, PHP (Not because you have to be a programmer to use, but because programmers have to put up with databases and web servers, so it's in their best interest to make them fucking work.) > a stitch of C or Obj-C or whatever in their life. I'd say most professional programmers haven't coded C or ObjC in their life. _______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list List help: http://lists.ranchero.com/listinfo.cgi/email-init-ranchero.com
