One other option would be to have a user option to select between a
iWork palette style or the current toolbar options, made available to
all platforms.
A kick start for the discussion would be a good thing. Having a
prototype is the first step to starting the discussion.
Shaun
On 11 Nov 2007, at 18:14, Ariel Lepor wrote:
I'm not familiar with coding and programming, so the most I could do
is draw up a mock-up. However, I personally think that the iWork
design is very professional (and I got used to it more quickly than
the Ribbon style of MSO 2007 after using MSO 2003), and in
Thunderbird when writing an email it has a similar theme, and this
style I think should generally be the goal. The best thing would for
there to be a type of round-table discussion on design, as well as
what elements of iWork and the existing OOo would produce the most
user-friendly and professional looking program.
Ariel
Shaun McDonald wrote:
Hi Ariel,
If you can come up with a full design spec (and potentially the
code too, or even just a prototype), then a full revamp for the
toolbars to make them more mac like is going to be a great thing.
The problem at the moment for the developers, is that we know that
it needs to change, however we don't know what we want it to look
like. If there is the goal of make them look like x, then it is a
lot easier. Another reason for developers not working on this just
now, is that currently it is a low priority item.
Shaun
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