Back to the basics: improving user experience

[Jason Cawood]

I agree to this point.  I would rather wait a few months to have a rock
solid core functioning device than one that works now with something that
isn't going to be used long term.

<quote who="Didier Raboud">
> Vasco Névoa wrote:
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>> I agree with you partly; the main efforts should go into getting the
>> new framework out - *as long as it runs on a rock-solid core system*.
>> So I support the idea of accelerating the FSO integration... but in
>> the meantime people have to use the sucking Qtopia ware in their
>> everyday life, because there is no realistic alternative. FSO is still
>> very incomplete at the user level.
>>
>> Today, the "complete" system is not reliable and the reliable system
>> is not complete at all.
>>
>> If you fix the core and qtopia now, everybody gets a working phone,
>> and FSO gets a more reliable development core. You favor the users,
>> which are the noisier people. ;)
>> If you jump start FSO into main distro, there will still not exist a
>> complete system that can be used everyday. You favor the developers,
>> who could wait a little more (but not long!) and ARE ALSO USERS.
>>
>> So please just make it work solidly, and then integrate FSO. :)
>
> Well... I would rather let a bit more freedom to the team :
>
> if you (as in "the team which will make the iFoan obsolete") think that
> breaking useability or functionality or anything else could serve the
> cause : do it !
>
> Please decide your roadmap and make it public !
>
> I (personnally) don't care if I am not able to use my Neo as a phone (and
> anything else possible) for 2-3-4-5 months : I have a working phone. BUT,
> what I would like to know is _when_  I will get _what_ functionality.
>
> I you think that breaking the whole stuff for a moment will serve a
> precise
> goal, please do it !
>
> Regards,
>
> OdyX
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