Comments on: Liquid Rescale plugin for Gimp http://www.ghacks.net/2007/10/01/liquid-rescale-plugin-for-gimp/ A technology blog covering software, mobile phones, gadgets, security, the Internet and other relevant areas. Fri, 21 Nov 2008 21:25:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: NE http://www.ghacks.net/2007/10/01/liquid-rescale-plugin-for-gimp/#comment-235644 NE Fri, 11 Jan 2008 06:07:34 +0000 http://www.ghacks.net/2007/10/01/liquid-rescale-plugin-for-gimp/#comment-235644 Your comment doesn't make much sense. I said everyone else is using 7zip. You then apparently agree with me that 'everyone else=a lot of people are using 7zip'. You then say people should also use zip. If everyone else (i.e. a lot of people) are using 7zip then why should anyone waste their time with zip? Were you trying to say a lot of people don't have 7zip support? If you were you should make this clear since as it stands your comment doesn't make much sense. But your claim has little proof in any case however my claim is easily proven, take a look around and see the amount of stuff now distributed as 7zip... Fact is, why should developers and others who distribute files for you waste their time and bandwidth because some people are too lazy or stupid to enable support for what is becoming the most common compression format? Frankly, if you are too stupid or too lazy to download something to support 7zip compression you probably shouldn't be downloading most of the stuff released in 7zip because there is a very good chance you will be too stupid or too lazy to be able to make any use of what you just downloaded. If you have some sort of support contract with whoever is distributing the file with 7zip then sure you can complain. But most of the files distributed via 7zip are unsupport stuff released by people at no cost so you realisticlly have absolutely no right to demand that they distribute their program via zip. BTW, you have to download a program to use zip anyway. Using zip compression folders in Windows is a bad idea, it's notoriously unreliable. And if you are downloading a program to support zip then you should have 7zip support as well. Only a real minority of poorly designed programs don't support 7zip as well as zip (like WinZip). And why you would want to use a propriety POS like WinZip instead of something like 7zip is beyond me.... If you really want to use a propriety program get something decent like WinRAR (which does support 7zip). Your comment doesn’t make much sense. I said everyone else is using 7zip. You then apparently agree with me that ‘everyone else=a lot of people are using 7zip’. You then say people should also use zip. If everyone else (i.e. a lot of people) are using 7zip then why should anyone waste their time with zip? Were you trying to say a lot of people don’t have 7zip support? If you were you should make this clear since as it stands your comment doesn’t make much sense. But your claim has little proof in any case however my claim is easily proven, take a look around and see the amount of stuff now distributed as 7zip…

Fact is, why should developers and others who distribute files for you waste their time and bandwidth because some people are too lazy or stupid to enable support for what is becoming the most common compression format? Frankly, if you are too stupid or too lazy to download something to support 7zip compression you probably shouldn’t be downloading most of the stuff released in 7zip because there is a very good chance you will be too stupid or too lazy to be able to make any use of what you just downloaded.

If you have some sort of support contract with whoever is distributing the file with 7zip then sure you can complain. But most of the files distributed via 7zip are unsupport stuff released by people at no cost so you realisticlly have absolutely no right to demand that they distribute their program via zip.

BTW, you have to download a program to use zip anyway. Using zip compression folders in Windows is a bad idea, it’s notoriously unreliable. And if you are downloading a program to support zip then you should have 7zip support as well. Only a real minority of poorly designed programs don’t support 7zip as well as zip (like WinZip). And why you would want to use a propriety POS like WinZip instead of something like 7zip is beyond me…. If you really want to use a propriety program get something decent like WinRAR (which does support 7zip).

]]> By: Shimi http://www.ghacks.net/2007/10/01/liquid-rescale-plugin-for-gimp/#comment-235392 Shimi Thu, 10 Jan 2008 22:41:22 +0000 http://www.ghacks.net/2007/10/01/liquid-rescale-plugin-for-gimp/#comment-235392 "Everyone else" is quite alot of people, So stop patronizing and use both if you can't give up this i-especially-need-to-download-a-new-program compression file. “Everyone else” is quite alot of people, So stop patronizing and use both if you can’t give up this i-especially-need-to-download-a-new-program compression file.

]]> By: NE http://www.ghacks.net/2007/10/01/liquid-rescale-plugin-for-gimp/#comment-181507 NE Tue, 23 Oct 2007 10:05:18 +0000 http://www.ghacks.net/2007/10/01/liquid-rescale-plugin-for-gimp/#comment-181507 Everyone else IS using 7zip. Only idiots continue to use the outdate crappy zip. Everyone else IS using 7zip. Only idiots continue to use the outdate crappy zip.

]]> By: stumeikle http://www.ghacks.net/2007/10/01/liquid-rescale-plugin-for-gimp/#comment-174713 stumeikle Tue, 09 Oct 2007 09:25:46 +0000 http://www.ghacks.net/2007/10/01/liquid-rescale-plugin-for-gimp/#comment-174713 what's with 7-Zip compressed archives? why can't you use a normal zip program like everyone else ? what’s with 7-Zip compressed archives? why can’t you use a normal zip program like everyone else ?

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