Martin Owens-2 wrote
I get the feeling that as Bryce said, when you add a thing, people then come looking for the thing+1 and the thing+5 and before you know it you have hundreds of thousands of open bug reports.
That's why you should either do it well or don't do it at all.
Doing it half would just increase the "half-baked" sense moving it over more than a half; I mean, more baked than not baked... Well, you got it.
Martin Owens-2 wrote
First draft doesn't need a file dialog or a quality slider or anything like that, just output the file.
IMO, not managing the quality would be too restrictive. A JPG can be everything or anything by its quality. If you choose a too low you're giving a useless feature = development time wasted. If you choose a too high the file is going to be big = why JPG? (were you thinking at this? :) ) So people will rightly complain for the lack of the quality bar. I suppose that managing it since the beginning is not so hard, apart from the fact that you really need a dedicated export dialog, of course: but what's the point of developing a feature to then hide it under the carpet?
Luca
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