On Fri, 2006-12-01 at 21:13 +0200, George Birbilis wrote:
> > > (for example when you launch Lazarus [if you don't tell it to open
> > > something], is there option to autostart with the File/New dialog?
> > > [that should be the default option and have checkbox to not
> > show that
> > > at start again]).
> >
> > I don´t particularly consider this an advantage. Do you
> > really start a new project everytime you open the IDE? The
> > most common thing to do when opening the IDE is to keep
> > writing your previous project or open another project.
>
> Have you seen the new Turbo Delphi or VS.net for example? It has a start
> page with common actions, info for the newcomer etc.
As it is now, a newcomer can start to use the IDE immediately, since the
IDE creates a new project for him by default!
Start the ide, and then choose run. That'll work. Easier than that is
impossible. If he wants to do more, he's more advanced, and won't have
any troubles in finding the 'new project' option in the menu.
I aggree that we should make things as easy as possible, but out
audience are developers, not first-time-computer-users.
btw: remove you're 'reply to', please. else the consequence will be that
I won't answer your mails anymore.
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