On Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 12:18 AM, ankush <[email protected]> wrote:

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> http://wediefornation.blogspot.com/
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> On Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 12:09 AM, Narendra Sisodiya <
> [email protected]> wrote:
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>> On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 11:24 PM, Narendra Sisodiya <
>> [email protected]> wrote:
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>>> On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 6:44 PM, Nilesh Govindarajan <[email protected]>wrote:
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>>>> On 09/01/2010 10:05 AM, gajendra khanna wrote:
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>>>>> Hi
>>>>>
>>>>>> Me Lord, Point to be noted, I object,
>>>>>> This is where the problem exist. You tells , You explained., Wiki
>>>>>> explains,
>>>>>> 100 blogs explains, Google search explains...
>>>>>> Why cannot you think in a simplistic way... where User can explain to
>>>>>> himself. If you ask the best way THE USER like then I would say
>>>>>> Users must be asked for Drop drown menu (to select, facebook,
>>>>>> googlechat,
>>>>>> yahoo etc)
>>>>>> Then Username/email and password nothing else. Software is meant to
>>>>>> keep
>>>>>> complexity. Think like meebo.. Any Interface which ask other then
>>>>>> these
>>>>>> things is "very very very bad"
>>>>>> If we can customize Linux in the way USER want and USER like then we
>>>>>> can win
>>>>>> the game.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> other non-geeky very new users who just migrated from windows the
>>>>>>> same
>>>>>>> thing and they were able to configure it successfully in the first
>>>>>>> attempt.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>> XMPP compliance is a new introduction to facebook chat.
>>>>> Pidgin should gradually introduce Facebook as an option. Similar was
>>>>> the case with gtalk as well. Initially it was configured with xmpp and
>>>>> now gtalk appears as an option in new versions of pidgin.
>>>>> G
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> File a bug report in their list. :-)
>>>>
>>>> @Narendra, you ignored the rest part of my second paragraph lol.
>>>> I told you, with the same explanation they were able to configure it in
>>>> the first attempt.
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>>>
>>> I commented on these two lines itself. perhaps you are not trying to
>>> listen me or taking it offensive. I am making  a general example.
>>> This is what the problem is Linux and you.
>>> My question was this. If you were not there for explaining the
>>> configuration , will they be able to do it themself. How much time they
>>> would have needed to apply the settings.
>>> Compare this with any window based facebook software.
>>>
>>>
>> Today my brother took unable to start the a torrent in Vuze. It was it
>> downloading tab. I checked the options but I am unable to figure out how to
>> start downloading. looking 5 times in right click menu I clicked on "Queue".
>> It started. Why the hell the developer of Vuze have in their mind. Why the
>> hell they have not wrote it as "Start" Or "Start Downloading".
>>
>> Please do not click the reply button to say - "file bug"
>> I can any way files bugs and develop software. I am not wasting my time
>> anyway. I am applying it somewhere in some other contribution or advocacy.
>> Point here is if you develop a FOSS software then you represent FOSS
>> community is someway. Now the first impression about the
>> Comfortability/Usability gave a wrong impression on whole community itself..
>>
>> My brother use to say,, -- "Kya yaar bhaiya, kon si cheej pakda di hai,
>> samajh hi nahi aata hai, bahut se software chalte hi nahi hai" Point here is
>> not blaming Linux is bad. Linux Distro are far superior then windows and has
>> no comparison but when it comes to usability aspect, Linux distros are very
>> poor in this context.
>>
>> If nilesh was not there at friends house, his friend would have used
>> Internet. they would have searched in Internet and after going 10 url/links
>> they might not got the proper solution of XMPP settings for facebook.
>>
>> Pidgin is most popular application for chat in Linux,  And Facebook is
>> biggest social chat platform from last 1-2 years ago. Why the hell pidgin
>> developer have not use Facebook Dropdown menu. If we all need to feed same
>> port and same server then why cannot they feed at coding time itself as
>> variable[s] etc.
>>
>> Their drop down list include so many unknown chat services.
>>
>> They have added Google Chat in Drop down but when a normal human being try
>> to add account then he has to feed
>> Username -
>> Domain - (prefilled as gmail.com good)
>> Password -
>> *Resource -*
>>
>> What the F******. I am temped to become angry and use this type of
>> language. What Piding developer understand by themself? any user who is
>> adding first time account for google talk has no clue about what the hell is
>> Resource - I always use browser interface for google talk but when I tried
>> to add account in pidgin, I was forced to make a Google search on "how to
>> add google talk account in pidgin" , What the hell is this, I am using Linux
>> from last 5 years and still I need google to find how my system works???
>> After few search, I figured out, Resource = /Home, But they can pre-filll
>> it by themself ?.
>> It might take 50 minute for me to download the source code , make changes
>> , report bug , submit patch but WHY I should do it when pidgin developer
>> would have added this.
>>
>> The problem is Linux world is , Linux world is driven by the techies who
>> becomes expert after 100000 hour Google search and then think that these
>> things are obvious, they never care about the usability aspects. Why cannot
>> they understand the most simple logic that "first impression is most
>> important and simplicity always win"
>>
>>
>> I request all of you to post all small small problem which user[you]
>> faces. We will resolve them in SchoolOS.
>>
>> ok i heard ur request..i cant understand ur english..i am facing problem
>> in understanding ur exact concern..please post in HIndi or English
>>
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Hindi - Linux Distro ko user karte samay aapko hone wali taklifo ko email
kar do.
English - I request you all for posting all sort of usabilty problems which
a linux newbies [ or you] face. We will try to resolve them while
customizing SchoolOS.

Do I need to re-write whole email ? I can try

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