Re: [Gimp-developer] GIMP UI quality opinion

[Aleksey Midenkov <midenok gmail com>]

2012/2/17 Aleksandar Kovač <alex open design gmail com>:
> On 12-02-17 19:42 , Aleksey Midenkov wrote:
>>
>> '****** Big Mac already!'
>> That is one great piece of rubbish! :-) Because I'm telling about
>> mouse-clicks from my personal experience. And I know about how much
>> time they take because I'm using a lot of many different GUI. And when
>> the GUI demands many mouse clicks, I note the inconvenience right
>> away. This is my personal experience as of user of graphical
>> environments for 15 years. And this poem looks like the training in
>> essay skills.
>
>
> Personally, I am glad to learn from your correspondence so far that there is
> a substantial experience, skill and a keen eye behind your opinion. My
> eloquence is oftentimes substandard and yes, from my humble experience,
> verbal communication can be very misleading when discussing interactions.
>
> Rudeness aside, we should keep an open mind. So, if you would be so kind,
> time permitting of course, please contribute at least a simplest sketch that
> clearly articulates the toolbars you have in mind. Add text, diagrams,
> animations, comics, color coding, acting, anything that would help me/us to
> understand your idea of workflow. It would be awesome if you could put that
> sketch in coherence with current GIMP efforts and other GIMP functions. Try
> imagining various scenarios (there are some GIMP user scenarios online you
> can use) that show how your idea would help other people achieve more, too.
> Try to imagine how can a person manage the toolbars (both on-screen and in a
> sense of creating, storing, 'juggling'). Jump over to user mailing lists or
> forums, see how your idea flies, consider the praises and critique
> rationally...
>
> With so much experience and bravado, it will be the easiest thing to do. And
> will not take a lot of your time, I am sure.
>
> Until then, add me to those magical 7.

So be it. I'll already got an answers to all my questions. And it will
be pleasure to do what you suggest when I get stuck and frustrated
next time with Gimp and absent toolbars. Until then bye everyone!