El Martes, 30 de Mayo de 2006 21:24, Francisco Joaquín Rodríguez Prados
escribió:
> On 30/05/06, Iñaki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Every option should be reachable from the menu. The menu is where you
> > > can access any feature, and hiding or reducing it reduces consequently
> > > the functionality of the applications.
> >
> > In the mockup you can lock the menu and get the classical horizontal and
> > always visible menu. Just press in "menu" - "lock".
> Hiding the menubar is like making the toolbars be popups, just because
> you reduce the number of items in the screen.
> I think it does not make
> the interface be clearer.
It saves some space and hide unnecesary options for a common user.
> More on the contrary, hide the menubar means
> you need to find it when you need it.
MacOSX's filebrowser ("Finder") doesn't have a menu bar, and I've seen nobay
complaining because of that:
http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/finder/
In fact, I'd like you to open my mockup in filebrowser mode (first tab) with
the menu hiden (and don't use the menu). And then, please tell me which are
these so necesary COMMON actions that you don't find for managing files.
And your response ask yourself "what do MacOSX users think about their
filebrowser and how can they live without a menu bar".
> I'm not saying I won't be able
> to find it, but looks more intuitive to me if it is always there.
Ok, so you just need to "lock" the menu and the next time you open Konqueror
the menu will be locked.
> In
> fact, the first time I saw Iñaki's work, I thought the locked menu was
> part of the title window.
>
> Btw, I don't want Iñaki to think I don't like his work. I think it's
> great. I have just a pair of comments because sometimes I am too
> Macish :)
I like to listen to your opinion, be sure. ;)
--
Iñaki
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