• @a887dcd7a
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    91 year ago

    Pretty much, yes.

    I always see this very basic not helpful feature request and wonder why people think that the devs don‘t know about shortcomings in a pre-release testflight software and why some (few) people think that entitled nagging makes this community more likeable and the devs work more passionate 😂

    • Ferk
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      1 year ago

      I think people are just getting excited.

      I don’t think it’s an issue as long as people don’t start demanding things as if the software were trash just because is missing this or that. If something being missing affects you so personally that much… then spend the work yourself to implement it or pay some devs to do it for you. It’s free and open source software after all, anyone can make their own fork.

      • 667
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        41 year ago

        And what’s more, devs can make pull requests to kbins git repo. So if you’re a dev and you want to see certain features, write them.

        • zalack
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          21 year ago

          But then I have to write PHP or JavaScript…

          • 667
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            11 year ago

            Fork it and re-write it in Django+Python haha

          • Lells
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            11 year ago

            I mean, if you’re a programmer, language shouldn’t matter as long as you can think logically. After that it’s all just syntax.

    • @[email protected]
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      51 year ago

      Feature ideas / suggestions ≠ entitled nagging.

      Feature requests are a good way for developers to know what’s most important to their users.

      • @a887dcd7a
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        11 year ago

        I also know the difference as I am a dev. But even as regular user I understand that an early bird software does have a roadmap and key feature will be missing. Pointing out the obvious over and over again is a little bit pointless.