On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 10:30 AM, Francesco Piccinno <[email protected]> wrote:
> 2009/2/2 Guilherme Polo <[email protected]>:
>> There must be something wrong going on. I don't understand how we can
>> mark documentation at this point more important than improving the
>> current UI, for the Scheduler for example, than adding more
>> documentation.
>>
>> UMIT is not a library that is used by several other programs or a
>> programming language, I hope we still know that, so focusing on
>> developer documentation right now is even more wrong.
>
> I was talking about the lack of user documentation.
> New additions bring new features and functionalities to the UMIT
> interface, but they also created a little bit of confusion for the
> regular user.
> Yes probably the improving of the GUI it's an idea but I would suggest
> to create some kind of user documentation, to help the new user
> understand this kind of functionality inherited from our branches.
>

It is important to remember that umit was not fully documented before
the merges, so this is not a flaw caused by the recent merges.

Also, I'm not stopping anyone to do whatever he wants. I was just
mentioning my position towards the priorities being defined.
I'm considering user documentation is not that important because I
don't remember reading user documentation for open source GUI apps
before, and if I had to I would probably move to the next app. I'm
also aware that the UI on Network Inventory is pretty bad and I would,
maybe, even "move to the next app", but just adding documentation for
it wouldn't make me more happier.

Again, I'm not stopping anyone to do whatever he wants. Adding user
documentation may prove helpful, specially if the software provides
too many things, and maybe we have luck getting users that read
documentation.


-- 
-- Guilherme H. Polo Goncalves

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