You have a good point, so instead of dwelling on the past, let's focus on making the future happen. :)
I'd like to emphasize that this future is still being planned and everyone can have a say in it and voice their opinion. So if anyone feels that they have a good idea about it, please bring it up! Cheers, Timur On Sun, Jun 23, 2013 at 11:03 AM, Filip Kłębczyk <[email protected]>wrote: > W dniu 22.06.2013 15:01, Timur Kristóf pisze: > >> Hi, >> > > Hello Timur, > > > About a week ago at Devaamo I was fortunate to meet with a bunch of Nemo >> guys. Together we discussed and debated ideas to move forward from the >> current situation to one where Nemo looks nice and is a pleasure to use. >> >> We feel that currently, the whole Nemo UI looks like just a cheap copy. >> We think we could do better than that. >> > > That visual copy of Harmattan is one point (in my opinion it is a dead > end). > Another thing is I really cannot understand how it is possible, that such > thing as logotype of Nemo Mobile was discussed openly here on the mailing > list for certain amount of time, there was voting etc. and when it comes to > the Nemo UI (which is for me very important stuff) some celebrity can pop > in, change Nemo (unique in its way) UI to a Harmattan-like look'n'feel copy > in one or two days, not even discussing it here and listening to different > people views on that matter. > In my opinion (but again it is only my opinion with which you don't have > to agree) something is completely wrong if a community driven, > meritocratically governed project for two days can switch to celebrity > driven development. > > Regards, > Filip > > PS. I don't mind if someone would fix the bugs that are in Mer/Nemo > Bugzilla in such a fast way. But that is not so spectacular to tweet about, > make buzz and gather wide audience focus and attention. I more appreciate > people that do the hard, regular work in the project and do some small > improvements, fix bugs that most of the people don't even notice. > > >
