Re: Feed icon

[Sean Hammond <sean hammond gmail com>]

Both Straw and Blam! have nicer interfaces than Liferea. Blam! has no
way of categorising feeds though, whereas Straw uses a categories
system that is a better design than Liferea's hierarchy of folders (it
is both more powerful and provides a much cleaner and easier to use UI,
I think).

Straw would probably be the best choice for a GNOME RSS reader (I'm not
sure if Liferea has any features that Straw lacks), but if Blam! can
sort out a categories feature it might be better.

On 12/20/05, Reinout van Schouwen <reinouts gnome org> wrote:

Hi,

On Tue, 20 Dec 2005, Lars Strojny wrote:

> I think if GNOME uses a default reader, it should choose Liferea

If people want Liferea to be the default GNOME feed reader, they should
post a proposal for inclusion to the desktop-devel-list.

(However looking at
http://liferea.sourceforge.net/help/preferences_en.html I can't help but
think that it would need a lot of UI-love first...)

> good way. It supports a DBus to couple with other apps.

The current newsfeed extension already talks to Liferea through DBUS.

regards,

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