Hello. On Sat, 2009-03-28 at 20:04, Antonio Ospite wrote: > On Fri, 27 Mar 2009 13:06:14 +0100 > "Fred ." <frede...@gmail.com> wrote: > > If I can propose an idea: what do you think about a "Use Cases" > section? I mean with simple precise goals, to illustrate the missing > pieces in kernel and userspace (I wouldn't make a distinction between > GUI or command line ways to achieve the goal, as we are focusing on > kernel here), examples: > "Antonio turns the phone off with the power button." > "Antonio charges the phone." > "Antonio measure how long the battery lasts." > "Antonio uses the phone as a USB mass storage device." > "Antonio uses the phone as a USB Video Class device." > "Antonio query the latitude and the longitude." > "Antonio makes even a call, is that so strange?" > "Antonio receives a call." > > But not using the name Antonio, these are just examples :P > Now that the kernel is getting more and more complete I think such use > cases have some sense, but we should keep them as simple as possible. > Any comment?
I find the use case approach interesting. We will still have a lot pages which are more a collection of fatcs then how people are able to use them. That should not be a problem tho. regards Stefan Schmidt
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