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2015-02-26
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#272
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Originally Posted by JulmaHerra
Just remembered a lecture on University... The lecturer was quite frank about it: customer is not always right, most of the time customer is dead wrong. He just doesn't know it yet, so worst thing to do is to assume customer actually knows what he needs... :P
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2015-02-26
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#273
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Originally Posted by JulmaHerra
Steve Jobs ? [edit] Mmpf too late...
Just remembered a lecture on University... The lecturer was quite frank about it: customer is not always right, most of the time customer is dead wrong. He just doesn't know it yet, so worst thing to do is to assume customer actually knows what he needs... :P
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2015-02-26
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@ UK
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#274
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Originally Posted by pichlo
Thanks for that. Everything I'd read pointed to it, but I hadn't seen it specifically stated (I may have missed it).
1) No.
2) Yes. Some patches will fail to re-apply after the upgrade. See the Patchmanager thread.
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2015-02-26
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#275
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Originally Posted by Dave999
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then that guy might be in trouble. then he assume he knows better than the customers. did you ask him that?
It was lecture about information systems and development. Point was, when customer says "we need this and that system like this and that", it's not really certain that they have thought it through. It's very common that over time systems used in companies get bloated when new systems are built for every single "this would be nice" thing. My experience in the field also confirms this observation, so when customer comes with certain request, the easiest way to generate cash in the short run would be just to deliver them what they ask but to question, improve and iterate would likely to be better for the customer, especially if customer just plans to use IT to digitalize old processes instead of looking into changing and improving processes to better capitalize the possibilities of technologies (so development of new IT systems should not concentrate on computer stuff but on work that is to be accomplished as whole). It's not like he knows the best outcome beforehand, but more like it's his job to actually dig out the real motivations and needs behind initial request to be able to deliver the best outcome for the customer. In that regard the argument was valid. Just not likely the one that pleases "I'm the customer so I'm the KING of everything so give me what I want NOW"-people.
Maybe some if it can be true in consumer space also.
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2015-02-26
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#276
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Originally Posted by m4r0v3r
OT:
I have the same issue with web pirate as I do with the jolla browser, I can't leave a video playing and go to another tab while that video is playing in the background.
Hi,
I'm WebPirate's developer, I saw this post and I'm registered in order to reply to you
You asked the video playback in background, and today is available in upstream
Currently this feature is very experimental, but it will be available in the next version.
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2015-02-27
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#277
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Originally Posted by Dax
Hello, that is simply awesome, this is a feature I've missed sorely from mobile platforms. If you have any kinda of donation link please put it up.
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Hi,
I'm WebPirate's developer, I saw this post and I'm registered in order to reply to you
You asked the video playback in background, and today is available in upstream
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...0226122534.jpg
Currently this feature is very experimental, but it will be available in the next version.
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2015-02-27
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@ Italy
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#278
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I saw the donation's notification, thanks!
Today, the implementation is complete: now every video is played inside its tab, you can clone the repo and compile the browser yourself or wait for the next version (usually I release it nearly once a week)
Today, the implementation is complete: now every video is played inside its tab, you can clone the repo and compile the browser yourself or wait for the next version (usually I release it nearly once a week)
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2015-02-27
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@ Norway
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#279
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Originally Posted by pichlo
Doing such theming globally means that if a "custom" build is desired (say, for a different manufacturer who wanted their own custom look), the whole thing can be done centrally, in one location.
BTW, it is apparent that Jolla's approach to many things mirrors that of Nokia (R.I.P.). Not just customer relations, but also e.g. the fact that some apps' icons do not come in the apps' installers but presumably in some global "here be icons" package. So Jolla keeps reinstalling Tutorial on my phone but not the Tutorial icon
It also means that changing look and feel globally (as has happened with icons a couple of times before the current appearance) is a lot less painful, because you just swap out everything in one package and you're done - you don't need to land changes to a bunch of different places.
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2015-02-27
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#280
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Originally Posted by w00t
Global themes are OK. That's what ambiences are for. But sticking applications' icons in a global theme makes sense only if you consider those applications an integral part of the OS. Jolla clearly considers Tutorial and about half a dozen others a part of the OS - which is why they do not provide a UI way of uninstalling them. We might argue whether it was a right decision but that's for another time. This is about the icons.
Doing such theming globally means that if a "custom" build is desired (say, for a different manufacturer who wanted their own custom look), the whole thing can be done centrally, in one location.
It also means that changing look and feel globally (as has happened with icons a couple of times before the current appearance) is a lot less painful, because you just swap out everything in one package and you're done - you don't need to land changes to a bunch of different places.
Separating the icons from the apps and putting them in a global "theme" - as well as separating the apps' setings from the apps and putting them in a global "Settings" application - and doing it for some apps but not for others - introduces an unnecessary coupling as well as inconsistency. This is bad for maintenance and confusing to the customer.
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