I truly find that people active here in the community, could have spoken
up earlier and if did not do so, now should not support complains from
others in the sense that they agree that it is a bad decision.
Cor, I appreciate the comment& concern. However please keep in mind
that thousands of users that are just now enticed by:
<http://www.libreoffice.org/download/>
<quote>
LibreOffice 3.5.0 Final (2012-02-14)
Our latest, feature rich version
</quote>
will have downloaded 3.5, overwritten their 3.x and suddenly discover
that 3.5 has *significantly* changed the display and ability to view and
work with documents as in previous versions.
Yes, I suppose that I could have spoken up earlier if noticed the issue
directly during casual tests of 3.5. However, would it have actually
made a difference? I think not given the responses on this list, the dev
list, and the user list.
Further, I don't understand "complains from others in the sense that
they agree that it is a bad decision". This list states: "Meeting ground
for hackers and UX experts - get advise here for user
experience questions.
Please confine discussions about implementation details and
decision-making about the right UX solution to the respective lists.]"
Would you care to clarify?
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