On 06/28/2011 07:55 AM, Kai Wohlfahrt wrote:
> I hadn't actually seen uTouch before, looks interesting. However I think
> the difference is that (for now) it seems to be an adaption to use some
> multitouch features on a standard gnome/unity/whatever desktop.
There's a distinction between uTouch a
Making the desktop environment use all of the possible features would
probably be a matter of rewriting many individual apps (file managers, media
players, etc), something I'm really not very interested in doing. A desktop
and window manager (see videos above) would be much more interesting for me
Will everything in GNOME be forwards compatible with Wayland *without* using
an X session within Wayland? I didn't think that was going to happen.
Therefore we should start over with a clean base that's useful both to those
with and without multitouch, and then figure out how to get all the gnome
a
On 28.06.2011 16:53, Kai Wohlfahrt wrote:
I hadn't actually seen uTouch before, looks interesting. However I
think the difference is that (for now) it seems to be an adaption to
use some multitouch features on a standard gnome/unity/whatever desktop.
What I'm thinking about is a different UI d
I hadn't actually seen uTouch before, looks interesting. However I think the
difference is that (for now) it seems to be an adaption to use some
multitouch features on a standard gnome/unity/whatever desktop.
What I'm thinking about is a different UI designed around multitouch,
something like this
On 06/27/2011 11:49 PM, Kai Mast wrote:
>
> P.S: Is anyone else missing the Reply-To element in Mails form this
> list?
>
Reply-To: on lists is an abomination, since it prevents people not
on the list from seeing responses to mail they send. Subscriber-only
lists can benefit somewhat from Reply-
Those are all designed for X are they not?
On Jun 27, 2011, at 5:49 PM, Kai Mast wrote:
> On 24.06.2011 15:16, Kai Wohlfahrt wrote:
>> I have set myself a rather ambitious project to start this summer, and would
>> like to ask some questions before I get started.
>> The aim is to write a compos
On 24.06.2011 15:16, Kai Wohlfahrt wrote:
I have set myself a rather ambitious project to start this summer, and
would like to ask some questions before I get started.
The aim is to write a compositor/window manager that will work well
with multitouch input (a friend of mine is taking care of th
After you get started, let me know of any bitesize fixes I can work on. I've
never worked on a large project, so starting small for me would be best, but I
am very confident in C++. The main recommendation I have is to start from the
assumption that this screen will be projector size and could b
I have set myself a rather ambitious project to start this summer, and would
like to ask some questions before I get started.
The aim is to write a compositor/window manager that will work well with
multitouch input (a friend of mine is taking care of the hardware setup, the
plan is optical recogni
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