Posted by: Anonymous Coward
on March 11, 2006 11:16 PM
Everything that has been asked has been discussed, and those which were turned down were given reasons.
So, does that mean that the Gimp is more usable because they have reasons not to change? Given that the dev always have acted reasonable and the state the Gimp is still in, I'd say that those very reasons are part of the problem.
They should get their act togherther, create/install/appoint a 'click counter' and determine the max clicks/interactions allowed for each function. Then measure the difference (iin clicks&time0 between new and powerusers doing these tasks. That will make painfully clear where Gimp lacks. Oh, and fix that id10t openfile dialog!
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Re:Just dump it.
Posted by: Anonymous Coward on March 11, 2006 11:16 PMSo, does that mean that the Gimp is more usable because they have reasons not to change?
Given that the dev always have acted reasonable and the state the Gimp is still in, I'd say that those very reasons are part of the problem.
They should get their act togherther, create/install/appoint a 'click counter' and determine the max clicks/interactions allowed for each function. Then measure the difference (iin clicks&time0 between new and powerusers doing these tasks. That will make painfully clear where Gimp lacks.
Oh, and fix that id10t openfile dialog!
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