Ross, my hair are almost white, I am sorry but you need a bigger effort in
order to discourage me
Have a nice evening.
Maurizio
Il 22 ott 2017 19:36, "Ross Martinek" ha scritto:
> Alex,
>
> I said I was an old curmudgeon. ;^] It’s only my opinion, based on my
>
Alex,
I said I was an old curmudgeon. ;^] It’s only my opinion, based on my
experience, not wisdom from on high, and while strongly held, I’ve no objection
to being shown I’m in error, or that my conclusions aren’t supported by your or
others’ data (as you did.)
If you are talking about my
On Sun, Oct 22, 2017 at 6:27 AM, Ross Martinek wrote:
> I disagree completely. I am a “normal” user, and I do not think GIMP
> is dead. Quite the contrary. Adobe Photoshop is dead to the normal,
> or average, user. The only people using PS are either corporately
> supported or students—no one
On Sat, Oct 21, 2017 at 6:59 PM, Rick Strong wrote:
> • What is of far greater importance, IMHO, is functionality. Does it work as
> advertised? Yes.
> • Does it install easily? Is it stable? Critical to being accepted.
> • Is the interface well-designed (absolutely critical for usability)?
In data venerdì 20 ottobre 2017 19:28:03 CEST, Alexandre Prokoudine ha
scritto:
> On Fri, Oct 20, 2017 at 6:41 PM, Ross Martinek wrote:
> > Okay, please forgive me if I get a little acerbic, but I’ve spent most of
> > my life fighting those who think appearance is more important than it is.
> >
On 10/20/2017 11:41 AM, Ross Martinek wrote:
> As for Wilbur, I, too, thought he looked a bit silly at first. Now I love the
> sight of him. He isn’t merely a mascot, or a logo. He’s an Icon, as in
> “Cultural Icon.” Put another way: “If you don’t use GIMP, you’re too wealthy
> to call
Alex,
I did apologize in advance for acerbidity (not a word ;^} ) And it’s just my
strongly stated opinion. To me, anything that performs its function as well as
the operator’s ability allows is a thing of beauty, regardless of what it looks
like. (No, I’m not an engineer. =^D )
I like your
On Fri, Oct 20, 2017 at 6:41 PM, Ross Martinek wrote:
> Okay, please forgive me if I get a little acerbic, but I’ve spent most of my
> life fighting those who think appearance is more important than it is.
> Appearance is, at best, completely, utterly, secondary to everything.
>
> Function, on the
In data venerdì 20 ottobre 2017 17:41:06 CEST, Ross Martinek ha scritto:
> Okay, please forgive me if I get a little acerbic, but I’ve spent most of my
> life fighting those who think appearance is more important than it is.
> Appearance is, at best, completely, utterly, secondary to everything.
>
Okay, please forgive me if I get a little acerbic, but I’ve spent most of my
life fighting those who think appearance is more important than it is.
Appearance is, at best, completely, utterly, secondary to everything.
Function, on the other hand, is absolutely vital—to everything. When I meet
Hello!
There's a couple of things at work here, I think.
Wilber has served double duty as both a mascot _and_ a logo for a very,
very long time. There's a long history of association of the image of
Wilber with the project. It provides the benefit of being both unique, and
instantly
Ciao Alex and thank you for your prompt reply!
2017-10-20 15:38 GMT+02:00 Alexandre Prokoudine <
alexandre.prokoud...@gmail.com>:
> On Fri, Oct 20, 2017 at 4:18 PM, Maurizio Paglia wrote:
>
> > 2. ICON - I do not like GIMP icon. I think GIMP should have a new icon
> > containing the letter 'G'.
On Fri, Oct 20, 2017 at 4:18 PM, Maurizio Paglia wrote:
> 2. ICON - I do not like GIMP icon. I think GIMP should have a new icon
> containing the letter 'G'. The 'G' icon will be more modern, identifiable,
> and will integrate better in modern flat/minimal desktop environment.
You mean we should
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