Galeon2
After a series of 1.1.x releases, 1.2 was released on 12 Mar 2002. 1.2 had an enormous number of new features, which pleased the gadgety crowd, but was far from Marco's vision of a simple browser for Everyman.
In March of 2002, GTK 2.0 came out, and many programs began porting to it. The Galeon developers looked at the project and decided that for a number of reasons, a complete re-write was in order. There was pretty much universal agreement on that decision, and on 26 Oct 2002, Galeon 1.3 (sometimes called galeon2) was released. This is one of the reasons that people often say that 1.3 is a "stripped" 1.2, since 1.3 has so many fewer features. While there were feature issues in 1.3, the fact is that 1.3 had NO features when it started, and features are still being built into it.
Marco felt that this was a good time try moving back to the simpler browser he had wanted from the beginning. Rather than simply porting every feature and preference from Galeon 1, he moved slowly, planning feature additions, and weighing the worth of each feature and preference. Far more features were ported than are readily apparent, mostly due to the fact that the GUI preferences interface was much more difficult to plan and construct.
As lead developer, Marco felt justified in modifying the code to create the browser he wanted. This didn't sit well with some of the developers, and a great deal of heated discussion occurred on the galeon-devel list. As Galeon 1.3 releases came out, the discussions got more heated, as people became less and less satisfied with Marco's decisions. In April of 2002, Havoc Pennington wrote a document called "Free software and good user interfaces". The Gnome project had been struggling with uniform human interface guidelines, and after much discussion, Havoc came up with his essay.
The essay got mixed reviews, with some people thinking that it was a GREAT idea to make things uniform and simple; others thought it was a terrible idea to make things so simple because it felt restrictive. The Gnome Human Interface Guidelines (HIG) were made soon after.
Galeon2After a series of 1.1.x releases, 1.2 was released on 12 Mar 2002. 1.2 had an enormous number of new features, which pleased the gadgety crowd, but was far from Marco's vision of a simple browser for Everyman.In March of 2002, GTK 2.0 came out, and many programs began porting to it. The Galeon developers looked at the project and decided that for a number of reasons, a complete re-write was in order. There was pretty much universal agreement on that decision, and on 26 Oct 2002, Galeon 1.3 (sometimes called galeon2) was released. This is one of the reasons that people often say that 1.3 is a "stripped" 1.2, since 1.3 has so many fewer features. While there were feature issues in 1.3, the fact is that 1.3 had NO features when it started, and features are still being built into it.Marco felt that this was a good time try moving back to the simpler browser he had wanted from the beginning. Rather than simply porting every feature and preference from Galeon 1, he moved slowly, planning feature additions, and weighing the worth of each feature and preference. Far more features were ported than are readily apparent, mostly due to the fact that the GUI preferences interface was much more difficult to plan and construct.ขณะนำนักพัฒนา มาร์โครู้สึกชิดขอบในการปรับเปลี่ยนรหัสสร้างเบราว์เซอร์ที่เขาต้องการ นี้ไม่ได้นั่งรวมกับบางส่วนของนักพัฒนา และสนทนาอุ่นมากเกิดขึ้นในรายการ galeon-devel เป็นรุ่น Galeon 1.3 ออกมา การสนทนาได้มากขึ้นอุ่น เป็นกลายเป็นน้อยพอใจกับการตัดสินใจของมาร์โค ในเดือน 2002 เมษายน ความเสียหายแก่ Pennington เขียนเอกสารเรียกว่า "ซอฟต์แวร์ฟรีและอินเทอร์เฟซผู้ใช้ที่ดี" โครงการ Gnome ได้รับการดิ้นรนกับอินเตอร์เฟซของมนุษย์เป็นรูปแบบแนวทาง และหลังจากอภิปรายมาก ความเสียหายมากับเรียงความของเขาเรียงความที่ได้ผสมรีวิว กับบางคนที่คิดว่า มันเป็นความคิดที่ดีทำสิ่งที่สม่ำเสมอ และเรียบ ง่าย คนอื่นคิดว่า มันเป็นความคิดที่น่ากลัวที่ทำสิ่งที่ง่ายมากเนื่องจากรู้สึกว่าเข้มงวด ใน Gnome มนุษย์อินเทอร์เฟซสำหรับคำแนะนำ (ของ) ขึ้นหลังจาก
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