I think the author of the artice is one of the few who has problems with Corel submitting bugreports.
The UI of KDE and the usability of KDE are very important for KDE. We have a KDE user Interface style guide which describes how we would like to see KDE applications behave. If an application, _FOR NO GOOD REASON_ does not behave like that then that's a UI-bug which we would like to correct.
Corel does quite a good job in finding such bugs and I think that that is good thing for everyone (developers and users) involved with KDE. Corel is not the only one btw. which reports such bugs, we have a lot of dedicated beta-testers who also make us aware of UI inconsistencies.
I can understand that, after twenty years of Microsoft software, people seem to consider software that doesn't crash bugfree, but KDE tends to put its standards higher than that.
Cheers, Waldo Bastian bastian@kde.org (Employed by SuSE) -- Make way, KDE/Linux is coming to a desktop near you!
I think the author of the artice is one of the few
who has problems with Corel submitting bugreports.
The UI of KDE and the usability of KDE are very
important for KDE. We have a KDE user Interface
style guide which describes how we would like to
see KDE applications behave. If an application,
_FOR NO GOOD REASON_ does not behave like
that then that's a UI-bug which we would like
to correct.
Corel does quite a good job in finding such bugs
and I think that that is good thing for everyone
(developers and users) involved with KDE. Corel is
not the only one btw. which reports such bugs, we
have a lot of dedicated beta-testers who also make
us aware of UI inconsistencies.
I can understand that, after twenty years of Microsoft
software, people seem to consider software that
doesn't crash bugfree, but KDE tends to put its
standards higher than that.
Cheers,
Waldo Bastian
bastian@kde.org
(Employed by SuSE)
--
Make way, KDE/Linux is coming to a desktop near you!