Eric Jorgensen wrote:
> I've only been using open source software for 15 years, but a common
> thread I've seen in user interface design is that it generally looks
> like it was conceived of by a programmer, and thus typically meets the
> barest of strict requirements by a hair or less, and has workflow
> characteristics that too closely resemble procedural programming.
Yes, that is true. The problem with that is that it is not easy to find
designer for open source projects. We are all coder. I asked on the list
several times for designer but got not much response. I can code it,
tell me about the look and feel ... and for Freevo: we need more
developers.
Dischi
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dangerous sitting under them as they fly overhead.
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