I have read the Jef Raskin's book, The Humane Interface,
Its an analisys of the "conventional GUI", and all the
wrong thins about them.
The Question is, has someone wrote some design principles
for the new e17 shell? I mean, how the system will display messages
to the user, how to erase a character
> I like enlightenment because is not a "clone of", like the other
> GUIs of Open Source. Would be nice, to do a radical change in
> the Linux interfaces, and e17 its a nice place to start.
Indeed - I like E because it's enough like other WMs that it can be learned
easily, but then it does everyth
Shish wrote:
I like enlightenment because is not a "clone of", like the other
GUIs of Open Source. Would be nice, to do a radical change in
the Linux interfaces, and e17 its a nice place to start.
Indeed - I like E because it's enough like other WMs that it can be learned
eas
(B> I have read the Jef Raskin's book, The Humane Interface,
(B> Its an analisys of the "conventional GUI", and all the
(B> wrong thins about them.
(B
(Bi am going to have to disagree with some of jef's points... and i think jef is
(Bnot quite living in "reality" (sorry jef - nothing persona
> take a look at systems that do
> it correctly and take whatever is good from others and implement in e, which
> is the obvious thing to do
Also, I think Jef has some good ideas, even if I find the overall thing
impractical - eg I'd *love* a textbox that could evaluate statements as well as
just
Shish wrote:
take a look at systems that do
it correctly and take whatever is good from others and implement in e, which
is the obvious thing to do
Also, I think Jef has some good ideas, even if I find the overall thing
impractical - eg I'd *love* a textbox that could evaluate statements as we
On Tue 15 Jun 2004, Cristalle Azundris Sabon wrote:
> > I'd *love* a textbox that could evaluate statements as well as just
> > take text directly.
>
> e-macs? : )
The EFL wasn't created for writing yet another OS.
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e are definitly things there that are very
well done, and ways to operate the computer fast.
Greetings
David Fredin
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Message: 5
Date: Thu, 10 Jun 2004 12:59:18 +0900
From: Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [E-devel]
