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RE: New Icon: msg#00321

Subject: RE: New Icon
--- Brian May <metalboy665@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>I'd rather have a fast,
> functional tool (which it is now) than something that
> looks good. 

Couldn't one use that same argument to say one should just use the command line
cvs client, and that WinCVS is just something that "looks good"?  Couldn't
skins allow one to develop a more productive interface?  Where is it written
that one cannot have a tool that is both functional and looks good?

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