Re: [Enflame] K3b 0.12 is out!

[CoolChEEzE <coo...@gm...>]

agreed... lets take small steps... make something stable and usable...
with some quality behind it.

heres my 2 cents on this matter
there are LOTS of people out there that install the kdelibs just
because k3b is really the only full featured choice that even half way
works like its supposed to.
think of how many users we would have if we *just* made it comparable
in features.
ALOT of people would use our software if it would just burn iso's ...
do audio and support projects.
our pull for users stems from the fact that we will not require a phat
set of libraries to use it... truth of the matter is *if* all the efl
libraries are required ... they are very small compared to having to
drag kdelibs or even gtk2 along with it. this will be a huge advantage
to people who use E or flux or xfce or whatever alternative wm they
like... heck even people that use gnome will have a good choice
without the need for the dreaded K*.
i agree with the fact that we should think of unique features.  but i
dont feel we should push the matter in the beginning.
We have already seen alot of interest in this software for it to be so
new and not even released yet.  I think we are on to something... many
others have tried to make something usable but most have failed or
they simply stopped releasing new versions.
if our feature set is equal to k3b... our software is still much
greater than theirs because of the way we chose to implement those
features by giving users a choice.

well thats enough ranting for me=20

ChEEzE

On 6/16/05, David Lago <dl...@mu...> wrote:
> Sup,
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> Well, I think Wilan is right.... we sould add new features, features
> that nobody has implemented yet, to make this program an attractive
> choice. Maybe we should do some kind of brainstorming, an collect ideas
> from other people. But remember, first aim is to make an usable,
> user-friendly recording software. New features will come, of course, but
> lets first focus on making it usable-consistent-stable.
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