Some suggestion I have for integrating more Zeitgeist into Shell would be. 1) Populate menus of apps and places with their most used documents within the last 2 weeks or so 2) Show files most used with others, as in associated files based on usage (we implemented the Apriori Algorithm) 3) Have a dedicated Journal view :) 4) Populate the applications space with the most used apps
The engine covers all this 100% We just need to know if we do it if anything will be implemented or used. We are not talking design or so. It is just an issue if u are interested in this functionality or not. Cheers Seif 2009/12/15 Colin Walters <[email protected]> > Hi, > > On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 2:40 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > I asked about this in a Zeitgeist blog : > > http://seilo.geekyogre.com/2009/12/more/#comments > > Seif Lotfy Response : > > We do, yet I am not sure the Shell people want our functionality -.- > > Well you can try. We already tried and for some reasons our patches never > went through! > > Not sure what the latest status of that was - there are a lot of > components here. From the shell side I think what we need badly (from > an incremental point of view) is something useful to do when the user > clicks "show me all my docs". The original zeitgiest patch just put > the zeitgeist data in a scrolling (well, paged then) list in the shell > UI, which I don't think was very compelling. Useful as a Proof of > Concept for talking to the engine I guess though. > > Now there are a lot of open questions about how documents should work > in the shell and a lot of design and even more implementation work > left to be done, but I'm happy to keep that discussion ongoing, it's > not the case that we don't want patches or discussion, because how we > handle recent docs now could clearly be way, way better. > >
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