On Tue, Feb 28, 2006 at 09:47:04PM -0500, John Nowak wrote: > My personal tab annoyance is having to use one key command to move > through frames, and another to move through tabs. It also requires > the ability to lock a frame, or a separate key command for tab > creation and frame creation. (And even then, if a program spawns a > new window, does it show up as a tab or a frame?) If these new things > act like collapsed frames instead of something else entirely, it > should make for a more usable system. Not to mention that the title > text will actually all fit on the screen...
ACK > I also want to point out that I 100% support uriel and his argument > that if he always listened to users, wmii would be a pile of shit by > now. Democracy is imparative in national government as you don't get > to pick from a variety of governments. You're stuck with the one > you've got in your county. Better a bunch of small idiots than one > big idiots. However, with software, you can pick from all sorts of > democratic projects and enlightened monarchs. I'll take an > enlightened monarch -- a single person who can develop a coheseive > system the "right way" -- than a gaggle of rulers any day. Perhaps > I'm just pessimistic, but I'm happy to see someone standing firm on > the issues they deem critical. In general I agree, but as often, Uriel seems impossible to differentiate listening from deciding. There is a difference between listening and deciding. A perfect dictator _listens_ to his nation, but is independent enough to _decide_ differently to what the majority requests. This project is *not* democratic and will never be. Then I would quit my job. But in contrast to Uriel, I listen to other opinions regardless what I decide. Uriel won't listen if the opinion does not match his basic ideology: Plan 9 (good) !Plan 9 (crap) Regards, -- Anselm R. Garbe ><>< www.ebrag.de ><>< GPG key: 0D73F361 _______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list http://wmii.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/wmii
