At risk of throwing gasoline on a fire, I'm going to chime in here: On 11/18/03, S Woodside wrote:
>>> Apple's HI guidelines are quite specific that configuration choices >>> should be made, whenever possible, by the programmer and not by the >>> user. >"To reduce the complexity of your application, make decisions about >which features to implement as preferences based on what your users >really need. The key is to implement as preferences only those features >that your users find useful. [continues...]" The latter does not imply the former -- these two statements have vastly different scope. The second statement implies that the Camino developers should not add several additional preference panes to control what color and style of socks the browser will assume I'm wearing while reading the news. The first statement implies that the Camino developers should completely remove the font-related preferences, as the developers would ordinarily choose an appropriate font during the localization process, and therefore these settings are just needless complication that no one uses. _______________________________________________ Camino mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/camino
