https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=163620
--- Comment #29 from V Stuart Foote <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Libomark from comment #28) > The correct procedure is not to make disruptive changes, but to make them > evolutionary and optional. Most changes are minor upgrades with added > functionality, and if they don't quite work they can be ignored. Making > your work and the menus unreadable and suddenly expecting printers to > deliver black pages is an attempt to sabotage the whole suite. Opinion. Not reality... The new Appearance framework is a reasonable and oft requested feature, brought in during GSOC. Exactly as intended, it is a nice piece of work and moves LibreOffice functionality and desktop integration along. Anyone interested has seen its ongoing development in Nightly builds of master against next major release cycle. And now as released at 25.2, functional incremental patches as needed are being pushed backward onto that base. With refinement in works for 25.8. You've had opportunity to test the developmental build, it *is* expected of contributors. If you now find yourself affected, that is on you--not the project. If you remain unhappy, stay with the 24.8 release. Alternatively roll up your sleeves and contribute, issues don't get fixed unless they are fully described. Simply "pissing and moaning" about changes does not help, and is not much appreciated. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
