As many of you have noticed, yesterday’s blog post “Freedom Maximized!” was indeed an April fool. I had thought that if including KDE 2 as a choice hadn’t given it away yet, the completely over-the-top fake quote from Jens Reuterberg…
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Leveraging the Power of Choice
People have quite varied opinions of Plasma and other KDE software, but most agree on one thing: When it comes to flexibility and offering choice for users, we’re unbeaten! This, however, comes with the danger of overburdening especially novice and…
Tagged with: flexibility, maximum flexibility, Plasma, Plasmoids
Posted in KDE, Uncategorized, User Experience
Posted in KDE, Uncategorized, User Experience
How a usability student found his way to KDE – and why there are so few of us
When I read Jens Reuterberg’s blog post about his impression of the relationship between KDE and designers of all sorts, it reminded me of how I first got in touch with KDE and what we could learn from that experience.…
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