[Lazarus] (no subject)

[A. Fortuny]

Le 5/05/2015 22:41, Xirax Xirax a écrit :
> Hello,
>
> Any one know who can I talk about Lazarus graphical interface like
> logo,splash screen and so on?
>
Hi Guys (not seeing girls over there)

After a reading across this post, I wonder how much relevant is, for 
Lazarus users like me, Xirax Xirax proposal. To be honest I must write 
that I'm 64 and I know Lazarus and use it for more than 5 years. I also 
know Delphi from the very first version 1.0 on Windos 3.1 (do some of 
you remeber what it was ?).  As a Lazarus user, I'm absolutely happy on 
the job the team has achieved so far. As a developer (but non in 
Lazarus) I like that an IDE gives me as much help as possible to 
implement the best solution to a given problem. I do not care at all 
whether the splash screen is either red or grey or maybe the icon 
representing a component is blue or dark yellow, as long as I SEE that 
icon at the same place across all new releases. Lazarus and Delphi 
achieved the same goal. This is, for instance, one of my major blames 
against Micro$oft. On every new release I've to loose time just to find 
where those crazy people disguise the well known function in previous 
version.  That's also the major reason why I love Linux. I use the same 
Linux dialect for almost 10 years and nothing changed (except new 
features) neither in install process nor in the graphical interface 
(OpenSuse & Xfce). I'm not interested on what the GUI looks like as far 
as it works fine. Being a Linus and a Wind$ws user and developer, I 
highly apreciate how close the IDEs are in Linux and Windo$ws. This is 
also highly productive.

Xirax Xirax proposal could maybe lead to have a nice GUI for the IDE: 
useless for me and development time lost. As a developer I prefer to 
focus on efficiency rather than on beauty. The last needs guys (or 
girls) having some artistic skills. I have none.

Thanks to you all guys.

Antonio.


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