Custer wrote:
Mesh, it is obvious YOU ARE NOT A SOFTWARE DEVELOPER.
You can't understand because you are not someone who sits in isolation for hours coding, editing, testing, recompiling...
This man is an artist.
Imagine someone asking Picasso to paint a portrait for his daughter's wedding, saying "It doesn't look like her; as a great artist, can you paint something like a Michaelangelo?"
Can't you understand??
His HEART is not into dual-pane!
Everything that you have said about why you believe in XYplorer, the dedication, the focus, will NEVER be into a dual-pane implementation!
But you don't care about the artist's definition of reality, do you?
You're really into overdramatizing everything, aren't you?
Well, to respond...
First of all, while I am not a professional developer, I have done my share of coding. Which you didn't know, but felt free to assume, apparently.
And I find it interesting how *you* are deciding that Don won't be putting in a quality effort. I'm sensing a pattern here, as you do seem to have a penchant for deciding not only what other people have done, but also what people will do.
I further enjoyed the dramatization of turning a file manager into a "definition of reality".
With respect, I think you need to try decaf.
Don was clear that this was an experiment to him - while I don't expect his heart to be fully in this yet, I take him at his word that he's going to give this a fair shake, and see how it turns out. Which means that it's completely conceivable that he'll end up loving it later on.
What people like or don't like is never defined in absolute, nor is it ever static. Part of what makes XY so great is its continued growth and development, but you seem to have a problem with Don experimenting with something new. You can't have it both ways.
There are a lot of people who are looking forward to seeing this feature implemented. Please don't be so selfish as to say that a feature is only worthwhile if it means something to you.
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