Hi Lailah,
Ah! Totally fine. Mucho gusto! Vivi con tres hombres de Mexico, DF por
un ano.
So the idea is to take Fedora 17 and make it so that the Desktop Background
is animated. Then take that animated desktop background and make it so you
can interact with it. Then I would imagine if users
Hi!
I'm sorry, is my fault. Is not "SO", is "OS". I'm a
Spanish speaker and in my language we say "Sistema Operativo" (SO).
It can be translated as "Operative System".
Regards, and sorry again
Lailah
El lun, 15-10-2012 a las 14:32 -0600, Matt Whittle escribió:
> Hi Lailah,
Hi Nicu,
Awesome. Let's do this.
Let's start with computer startup. Currently in both systems (our current
Fedora and 3D Fedora) there is nothing running.
First we boot up email. Chances are this is a favorite so in both systems
it is easy to access. Then we boot up IRC. Chances are this is
On 10/18/2012 07:29 PM, Matt Whittle wrote:
Again, someone is working on a project. They create a room and have all
the necessary windows for that project open in that room. They shut
down the computer, come back the next day, teleport to that room and
everything is ordered just like they left
Hi all,
Thanks, this is really good discussion.
Let's compare. Let's say I want to open an application - say the game
Mines. In the current Fedora system, I would click on Activities,
Applications, presumably Games, and then Mines. Before we go into how it
would work in the new system, let's t
On 10/17/2012 04:35 AM, Matt Whittle wrote:
If the idea makes organization of windows easier and navigation more
pleasant and it increases productivity, the chance of failure will be
less. While providing lots of eye candy, the goal of this is to create
a spacial user interface. Since humans na
Hi Matthew and Nicu,
Thanks for sharing some of the attempts from before. Here are some more:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZcJOZC38iQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jhoWsHwU7w
I feel like I need to defend the idea. This idea is unlike all those. It
is most like the doom one, but the doom
On Tue, Oct 16, 2012 at 11:30:00AM +0300, Nicu Buculei wrote:
> It was tried before, then the computers did only 2D graphics:
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZegWedG-jk4
Actually, in fact, someone did the whole 3D-game-as-user-interface thing.
Took me a bit to find it because I remembered it as b
On 10/15/2012 11:32 PM, Matt Whittle wrote:
Anyway, I'm on the infrastructure team too. I've been in contact with
Martin Sourada who suggested I join the design team. I guess what I
would like to do is make sure Fedora likes the idea and the approach and
if they have any suggestions before I be
Hi Lailah,
Yes, it would be like an OS for gamers - but I can imagine in time that the
normal person would even find it more intuitive and productive. Big and
fast powerful computers will make it look gorgeous but you can have it look
less gorgeous to run on less powerful computers. Forgive my i
Hello Matt!
I found interesting your project. Is like an Operative
System for Gamers, isn't it?
I think it will need big and fast, powerful, computers to use it. But
anyway, it will be funny to use it. Just curious... in which SO you
will base it? Or you will make it from scr
Hi Lailah!
Thanks for greeting me
Here is the grand scheme of things...
What do you mean "3D operating system"?
Imagine playing Quake. You move from room to room in a 3D
environment. The rooms are gorgeous and have a large bay window with an
ocean view. In one room you check your email.
Oh, welcome! Glad to see you here. I would like to know a little more
about your project of making a 3D desktop...
Regards,
Lailah
El jue, 11-10-2012 a las 09:59 -0600, Matt Whittle escribió:
> Hi everyone,
>
> Here is a little about me.
>
> My name is Matthew Whittle and I currently wor
Hi everyone,
Here is a little about me.
My name is Matthew Whittle and I currently work as a senior application
developer at VSP (Vision Service Plan) - it is eye insurance. I have a
lovely wife and no kids (yet!). We live in Sacramento California in the US
and I heard about this project throug
Hi all!
My name is Guillaume AMAT, I'm a french web developer and Fedora user
for 2 years now :D
I test the Fedora 13 Beta since its release and already love it but I
found a little bug about the icon set.
The bookmark icon in the "Places" menu of the top panel (I have 9
bookmarks in Nautilus)
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