I'd like to explain some things about open source, community-driven software development. These aren't finished, commercial applications for which you have to pay and upon which you have no influence. They are free open-source applications undergoing continual development by volunteer authors in cooperation with the user community. If you have specific, constructive suggestions for things to improve, you can contact the author or post in a forum thread relevant to that particular application. If other users and the author agree with them, you have a fair chance of seeing them implemented. If, on the other hand, you are limited to saying 'looks primitive' or 'is lame', then you're not submitting constructive criticism, but rather are advertising the fact that you haven't thought enough about the design or usability issues to be able to participate in a discussion about them. Please understand this and realize that this is how the Internet Tablet open-source community is fundamentally different from a forum about commercial software where end-users are powerless to contribute and can only complain about things.