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What the Linux Desktop Needs (OS Views)

What the Linux Desktop Needs (OS Views)

Posted May 22, 2005 2:53 UTC (Sun) by b7j0c (guest, #27559)
In reply to: What the Linux Desktop Needs (OS Views) by mmarq
Parent article: What the Linux Desktop Needs (OS Views)

>> It has to do with the possibility of having the same "look & feel" across the board, whatever the application, no matter the disparate widgets & other toolkits involved

what if someone doesn't like your presentation? then they create an alternate model and you are back where you started.

face it, linux users clearly do not want one presentation layer to rule them all.


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What the Linux Desktop Needs (OS Views)

Posted May 23, 2005 2:54 UTC (Mon) by mmarq (guest, #2332) [Link] (1 responses)

" face it, linux users clearly do not want one presentation layer to rule them all. "

That is the reason because there are *THEMES* and themes are extensibles, like one can see in KDE and less in Gnome... and even the theme engine can be extensible to some degree without losing consistent look&Feel...

What you're saying is like saying that everyone wants to be proudly alone in is small part of the desert, miles away from eachother, defending a couple of palm trees of their own oasis, like if there was a forrest everywhere that was a bad thing... its insane!

What the Linux Desktop Needs (OS Views)

Posted May 23, 2005 16:28 UTC (Mon) by b7j0c (guest, #27559) [Link]

>> What you're saying is like saying that everyone wants to be proudly alone in is small part of the desert, miles away from eachother

no, they just want to scratch thei own itches.

its not a corporation, its an ecosystem, not everyone wants to swim in the same direction.


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