…then it’s not a frogans
Whatever the frogans you make or browse, it’s always going to be a frogans. You can be sure of that because Frogans technology development has always been guided by a set of fundamental principals, self-imposed by STG Interactive. The aim of these principals is to help assure a high level of user-friendliness and usability in a frogans, whatever the frogans that frogans may be.
In a sense, Frogans technology is open on one end, and closed on the other. It’s open with respect to the use of FSDL. Under the FSDL perpetual license it will always be free to use for creating frogans, and even for creating frogans authoring tools. If a software company decides to create the equivalent of Dreamweaver for frogans, that’s fine. There’s no obligation to STG Interactive.
On the other hand, if someone wants to make an alternative to the Frogans Player – say one that accepts larger images, or can detect the date and time on your system – forget it. Why? Because frogans don’t do that.
I can’t say it enough: Frogans are not widgets. I should add: Widgets are not frogans. Oh no. They should be so lucky.
Here’s a short list of annoying things that will tell you that something is not a frogans:
- If it doesn’t have a frogans address, then it’s not a frogans.
- If it opens up without you intending it to, then it’s not a frogans.
- If you can’t rescale it immediately to the size you like, or hide it, then it’s not a frogans.
- If it slows down the performance of your computer, then it’s not a frogans.
- If it doesn’t function and display identically regardless of your operating system, then it’s not a frogans.
- If it animates without your input, then it’s not a frogans.
- If it passes behind another application, or application window, then it’s not a frogans.
- If it downloads to your hard disk, then it’s not a frogans.
And here’s a list of things that will annoy your computer that a frogans won’t do:
- If it opens up an application unexpectedly, then it’s not a frogans.
- If it contains HTML, JavaScript or Flash, then it’s not a frogans.
- If it interferes with the functioning of other applications, then it’s not a frogans.
- If it depends on the functioning of software other than the Frogans Player, then it’s not a frogans.
- If it puts a wiggle in your walk, then it could be frogans, or it could be what you had with your cereal this morning.
Tags: Frogans Player, FSDL, STG Interactive, widgets, wiggle