Hi Anytana-dev,
I can change Firefox in any way. I can position, edit,
remove and add any interface element however I think is useful
to the others. So I created two add-ons. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/addon-tools-in-app-button/ and https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ubiquity-in-awesomebar/
I reported many bugs to Ubuntu.
To make you patch them, I need to convince you that the bug is
so important that you need to work, which is very hard.
To make me patch them, I need to convince you that the bug is
important, otherwise the patch won't be approved, which is hard,
then I need to patch the bug, which is hard, then I need you to
approve the code, which is hard, so it's triple hard.
To develop an app, I need to code my work and others will see my
name, rate it high, install it lots, congratulate me by e-mail,
recognize my work, which it's fun, then I need your approval to
the Ubuntu Software Store and you put a huge effort in it, you
want more apps, which it's fun, then I show you since the app's
popular, the bug is important and according to xkcd, I'm
correcting a person on the internet, it's an important task,
which it's fun, so it's triple fun.
The Unity API is minimal. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Unity/LauncherAPI I can't position, I
can't edit, I can't remove and I can't add anything.
You said you don't want customizeability (I mean, you make unity
have unmodifiable defaults) and you said you want more apps (I
mean, you put a huge effort in the Ubuntu Software Store), but
these two things are a contradication, because *if we can't do
anything, why should we develop apps for you*?
Plus, Firefox writes tutorials that start from
overview, allow to go in-depth, have examples and I think Ubuntu
should do that too.
Best regards,
Pedro Bessa
