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The software exists to improve your life, not the other way roundThe software exists to improve your life, not the other way roundPosted May 16, 2009 0:48 UTC (Sat) by dmag (subscriber, #17775)In reply to: The software exists to improve your life, not the other way round by epa Parent article: The KDE Social Desktop's first appearance
I agree that some of this could turn into navel-gazing, but there seem like some neat ideas in there:
- "allow users to become fans of an application and follow its development." Yes, right now people can manually sign up for a mailing list, but what if it was a single button? You'd have more users reading and posting on the mailing list.
- "hardware dialogs could include links to those with the same hardware." back when I was buying Sony Vaio laptops, I would have killed for this feature. It took a lot of googling to get everything working. (I've since given up on buying things without Linux on them)
-=Dan=-
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