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KDE4 Brainstorm

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Submitted:  Jun 22 2006
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I find the existence of folders in unproductive an operational system something. This video one shows a way to continue with them, and still thus, to have easy access to the archives. I am not saying that we have that to clonar everything in this video, but it has some interesting things. E becomes angry that it was made using MS Windows...


Acho a existência de pastas num sistema operacional algo improdutivo. Este video mostra uma maneira de continuar com elas, e ainda assim, ter acesso fácil aos arquivos.
Não estou dizendo que temos que clonar tudo neste video, mas há algumas coisas interessantes. E dane-se que foi feito usando MS Windows...




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 KDE app?

 
 by Cypress on: Jun 22 2006  
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This is NOT a Linux app. It's Windows-based. What's it doing here? I can understand the copy/paste wallpapers and useless stuff that has been posted here lately, but this...

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 Re: KDE app?

 
 by myloginisthis1 on: Jun 27 2006  
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i think the idea is not bad. a superkaramba widget can be made following this concept. it would be cool to have a table like that one in some part of the screen, but not full screen, so your desktop icons can be in your desk too. that way you won't loose the abstraction that the icons give to your desktop, but i think that having something realistic like that would be fun too.


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 Re: Re: KDE app?

 
 by myloginisthis1 on: Jun 27 2006  
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*funny.

ps: it is not a bad idea if u work with many documents at the same time, like when coding or office-working, some things need to be improved though, like file names.


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 Sceptical

 
 by silence on: Jun 22 2006  
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It looks cool, but I'm sceptical to wether it is really useable. Seems like we are just re-creating the limitations we have on a real desktop.


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 Interesting

 
 by Maxilys on: Jun 22 2006  
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The video is nice but that's all. What's described in it can't be applied to the real world. To be useable, all the concept should be applied to documents previews or --at least-- the filenames should be visible and not only the file types. And since the desktop concept is virtual, only non-realistic physics should apply to the objects.

What I find really interesting is some concepts related to file selection and manipulation. In KDE's single-click environment, selecting objects in drawing a line around them would be very logical. The RPG-style wheel menus are also very nice. Just the right level of eye-candy.

Throwing objects from windows to windows could be a nice replacement for drag'n'drop. Throwing windows from desktops to desktops in an Exposé-like view would be as nice.

Etc, etc. There must probably be some patents protecting the concept of the quasi-realistic desktop as presented in the video but that can't prevent us from ripping simple ideas and implementing them in a KDE way.

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 by PARENA on: Jun 22 2006  
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FYI: closer to the end of the video, they do show 'real' documents, like photo's, web pages, pdf's that have are displayed as a preview. Though apart from pictures it's still hardly usable. But the concept itself is very good. Worth keeping in the back of our minds. :)


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 lowfat

 
 by bigtomrodney on: Jun 23 2006  
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Have you guys seen lowfat? http://macslow.thepimp.net

It's designed to be crossplatform but aimed at linux. It's on the way....


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 Re: lowfat

 
 by profoX on: Jun 26 2006  
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Too bad Macslow has not much time/money to work on it :( I talked to him the other day. Donate some if you can. If he can get enough sponsoring, the project will go open source!

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 Re: Re: lowfat

 
 by eet on: Jul 15 2006  
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IMHO it is not a good idea to imitate the real world to a point where our chaotic way of arranging real documents get imitated on the screen. When I think about seeing my files cluttered across the computer desktop or piled in stacks that makes me shudder.

I prefer the illusion of order presented by the topmost level of a hierachical filesystem and a desktop search like Beagle to substitute for the order I wasn't capable of creating myself.


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