From: "Oskar Sandberg" <[email protected]> >> I've put NodeConfig (the windows GUI-based node config utility) under CVS. >I don't know exactly what this is
It's a user-friendly GUI implementation of the config generator that conforms to accepted user interface standards in Windows. >but I would find it rather >unfortunate if we diverge from the java config generator since that >automatically includes options defined with Fred Well, why don't you look at the screenshots, and implement a similar or better visual design using the JFC/Swing classes. >while external programs will have to try to keep track of every option added. That's a valid concern. But I don't mind maintaining the gui config utility, especially if I'm kept informed of changes. Small price to pay for a user interface that's far more approachable for windows users. Oskar, I know your opinion about Windows users. I know you believe women under Taliban rule to be free in comparison. But don't forget that Windows is still 90%+ of the installed desktop user base, and the key to freenet's ultimate mass acceptance. Less than 0.1% of windows programs require people to key text into the black console window. It makes users' eyes glaze over. In Rome, do as Romans do, even if it means swalling a bit of technocratic pride. David _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list Devl at freenetproject.org http://lists.freenetproject.org/mailman/listinfo/devl
