17 May
2013
17 May
'13
1:40 p.m.
On Fri, 2013-05-17 at 13:16 +0200, hermann meyer wrote:
Themes in guitarix are based on rc files,
you just need to wrote one, If you would use your own desctop theme with
guitarix, a empty rc file is all you need
Thank you :)
However, I understand that this isn't want you wont to hear, from what I
understand is, you just wont to bashing . . .
Humbug :D, I'm not one of you who always need to check who has got the
bigger d... ;).
I'm a Linux user and I simply openly and honestly say my opinion and in
addition my English isn't good. However, you, Jörn, Flo and a hand full
of others are free to read into my mails what ever you want :D, even if
I've not written what you assume. I don't care.
Because, why you ignore the usual way to contact
project maintainers and
let them know about your issue? Why you never react on one of my
announcements here and let me know what you think?
Instead of that, you hide your bashing behind a thread tittle which have
nothing to do with the subject of the mail? So, my conclusion is, you
are not interested in a solution for this.
But Ui design is art, and art will never match anybody’s taste.
I stay in contact with programmers only if two conditions are fulfilled.
1. It must be software that is important for my needs.
FWIW indeed I prefer to use external analog gear for the guitar, instead
of software, but this has nothing to do with my 2 cents regarding to the
GUI. Perhaps I should have answered Julien off-list ;).
2. The programmers are one of those who aren't annoyed by my responses.
You are one of those who are annoyed by my responses, so it would be
unfair, if I would write you off-list, since you don't like my response.
However, my opinion about your GUI is an opinion I had about GUIs,
before I even used Linux, it was a reason for me to chose Linux. Even
while you have an aversion against me, I don't have an aversion against
you Jörn, Flo and most of the others from that hand full of people. If
In would have an aversion I anyway wouldn't diss you/your work.
Regards,
Ralf