Understood. And the tab widgets ARE great. But graphics i can do fairly
well. Code i'm just barely beginning to learn. I suppose i'd like to
contribute. 8^/
S
On Feb 25, 2004, at 09•23 P, Josh Aas wrote:
Since all kinds of interesting tab mock-ups showed up and there was a
lot of interesting discussion, which all came to nothing, i just
assumed Camino is kind of a "closed" open-source project.
We don't have a secret team of programming monkeys that make whatever
mockup we like come to life. The Camino team values user input and
feedback - always has and always will - but code is king, especially
with the number of developers we have right now. If you make a mockup
come to life with actual code its a lot more likely to be the mockup
chosen. Obviously we try our best to implement whatever we do in the
best possible way, but when there isn't time to do exactly what we
want, we have to take what we can get. I'm not saying I think the tab
code we got is something we "settled for" - I'm a big fan of the new
tab code. Thanks to whoever did it - a very pleasant surprise. Also
thanks to everyone who takes the time to submit feedback and
suggestions - Camino wouldn't be anywhere near the fine browser it is
today without it. All of the developers I know of that work on Camino
on a near-daily/weekly basis read the Camino mailing list and are
happy to talk to people who come to the Camino IRC channel
(irc.mozilla.org #camino).
-Josh Aas
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