[openbox] Images in the menu

Mohammed Sameer uniball at gmx.net
Sun Oct 31 13:48:16 EST 2004


On Sun, Oct 31, 2004 at 07:07:15PM +0200, Tero Grundström wrote:
> On Sun, 31 Oct 2004, Mikael Magnusson wrote:
> 
> > There is a bit of a difference between a bug report and a feature though.
> > At first all i did in #openbox was report bugs, which is an appreciated
> > thing, but i also made a few feature requests every now and then, to which
> > they would mostly say 'patch pls'. Eventually i opened up the source and
> > looked at it.
> 
> There is nothing wrong in asking a patch from a person who could actually
> do it. But totally ignoring requests from other people is just wrong,
> especially if it's done with an attitude like: No patch? Well shut the
> f*** up then!
> 
My 2 cents!
Yes, One of my friends asked me about the bidi and shaping problems in openbox, Here I'm working on it, Though I didn't complete it yet ;-)
I can simply say no to him and it's over. Yes I can code, And yes I do code and modify some apps I use for myself, But I also report bugs, Ask for new features, ....

I think that's the spirit of the OSS, The bazaar style ;-)

Maybe the image in menus is not an important feature, But If I tell you why I'm using pekwm and not openbox, You'll all laugh at me :-)

> > > You see we are *all* important for Linux and other software as a whole.
> >
> > But developers are more important ;)
> 
> This is kinda like a popstar claiming that he/she doesn't care or need
> fans ;) (an ex-popstar in this case ;)
> 
> IMO, once a software project has a fancy web site, mailing list and the
> program is given (or "sold") for all to use the developer is kinda like
> that popstar who should care about his fans (to a point of course).
> 
> But if you make your music (software) in the cellar for your own enjoyment
> only, it's ok...
> 

I still think that the users are more important, users can find a way to add features, can bring life to a project and/or to the developer, They can do anything, I'm a developer and I know what I'm talking about.

Well, I didn't add anything, but I just like to dip my finger in the water ;-)

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