Re: [libreoffice-design] Take inspiration from Lotus Symphony ?

RGB ES <rgb.mldc -AT- gmail.com>
Wed, 27 Apr 2011 00:04:20 +0200

2011/4/26 Cyril Arnaud <cyril.arnaud@gmail.com>:

Personally I don't mind really.
OK it's nice to be consistent with the desktop but you can't please every
single desktop standard right ?
I would rather see a Libreoffice look than a KDE or Gnome one, as long as
the UI is fresh and efficient :)


All FOSS desktops follows (more or less) the free-desktop standards,
and that means that an app designed for one desktop will look (almost)
native on others. The GTK apps I use use without problems the qtcurve
widget style I selected on my kde. You can also make qt/kde apps looks
almost native on gnome, so yes, you can please (almost) everyone ;)

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