hey greg > On 09/06/2015 04:38 AM, JLuc wrote: >> Le 02/09/2015 15:12, a.l.e a ?crit : >>> don't get me wrong, it's a clever hack... but the UX degree is rather >>> low :-) >> I can't imagine having a "high UX degree" option in scribus, >> due to lack of core dev ressources, >> but I can imagine that creating a "high UX degree users" fork of scribus >> could be motivating for some external dev contributors, on github. >> Maybe some of these external dev contributors could then have patches >> (not necessarily related to high UX degree) merged into the core. >> > I'm trying to figure out what high or low UX degree means... >
sorry for the bad wording. i wanted to say that the user experience is not that good. most people will just think that scribus is randomly behaving and won't understand that there is a difference when dragging from the left or from the right. but i have to admit that it's a clever hack! so, IMO, greedy and not greedy selections (or give it any other name you see fit) are an interesting feature and i'd welcome a fast way to switch from the one to the other (or from the preferred one to the other)... but i'd prefer a "conscious" triggering by the user :-) ciao a.l.e
