Hi Don, On Mon, 24 Mar 2008 13:08:35 +0000 Don Scorgie wrote:
> If this were to be proposed for GNOME inclusion (a goal?), the following I think this should be our goal, but our main goal should be a good cooperation with other applications. I think of drag and drop, ... > is a non-inclusive list of things to think about: > 1. Move to GNOME SVN. This is easy, just takes a little effort and a > few requests to the right people. Is it possible that the gnome svn mirrors this one? So that we have only one check in point. > 2. Accessibility. Labyrinth sucks at a11y. I mean, really sucks. > There is none. In order to be part of GNOME, there'd have to be some > form of a11y. Whether this is making thoughts visible, or a special > view, I don't know. More on this later. > 3. Theming. We currently don't follow the gtk theme for anything. The > problem is that theming in gtk sucks (from experience). This would > require some thinking about. > 4. User manual. Should be relatively straight forward do do a simple > user manual. > 5. Better navigation using the keyboard. Right now, you can move around > with the arrow keys. Extend this to allow adding of new thoughts etc. > 6. UI review / HIG compliance (or at least, valid reasons we're not > following the HIG in some areas) Good points. > 7. An applet, like the wonderful tomboy. What is with extending the existing tray. On this site http://code.google.com/p/labyrinth/wiki/Ideas we can collect our ideas. Anyone is welcome to add ideas. > * Exporting. For images, exporting of extended buffers is never going > to happen. However, for pdf / ps / printing, it'd be nice to have an > option to include the extended buffers somehow. I'm not sure of the > mechanism for doing this. Maybe have each thought with an extended > buffer assigned a small number, which is put in the top right, followed > by the extended thought below, with the relevant number. This doesn't > sound clear at all. I'll do a mock up at some point. How about a speech bubble that can be opened and closed. So you can decide for every thought what extended info should be exported. I have added your ideas to the wiki. Bye, martin.
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