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by halo
6524 days ago
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Rather than creating a large reply, I'd rather put it down to what is the single biggest problem is that, in my eyes, trumps every single thing in his essay: Ugly widgets, icons, fonts and badly thought out standardised user interfaces in both the KDE and, to a lesser extent, GNOME projects. I think it's obvious why - every application inherits from them and their bad design decisions result in most applications having the same usability problems. NB: The author apparently thinks that making me scroll a hell of a lot is good for usability - instead I ended up turning off CSS. |
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