I love it. On Feb 7, 12:47 am, Magnus Helander <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > a few weeks ago I introduced myself to this list - I'm an instructional > designer interested in providing a 'first run' introduction to all new > installs of gnome-do. > > The current one-liner "GNOME Do allows you to quickly search for many > items present on your desktop or the web, and perform useful actions on > those items." is good but does not do justice to the elegance and power > of gnome-do, I say. I have been searching for an image which would > communicate the concept and intrigue someone to try it out. > > Today I came across a visual metaphor which could carry the > introduction. > > A glove. Gnome-do makes Gnome a glove around your hand. "Fits like a > glove". Using your fingers - typing - to do anything, it's all with > typing, instead of using the mouse. > You can grab and modify things with your hands/fingers - if you wear the > Gnome-Do glove, so to say. > > It sound's a little corny in writing, but I can see the slick calfskin / > leather / racing 5-finger glove with the Gnome logo/foot and the text > Gnome-Do. > That would communicate the concept. You get Gnome at your fingertips. > > Anyone else likes this metaphor? > > /magnus
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