On 1/16/07, Nick LaForge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Things like good font support and accessibility. Things
> like theming. Cut and paste. Drag and drop. Shared caches for themes
> and configuration. Standardized (and good!) open/save dialogs. MIME
> databases. Icons. Cairo integration.
Silliness. Meaning transcends appearance. I would use tcl/tk.
Again, though, who am I to stop you?
Everything on that list except for maybe shared caches... and icons
are features that can make a practical difference in how useful a
program is. Not all of them apply to everyone, or to the specific
application discussed in this thread, but as a user, I resent software
that wastes my time with bad open/save dialogs, etc. Sorry for the
offtopic reply, but that comment bugged me.
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