> > What was found to be wrong with the Category system? I find having a huge > amount of data presented to me at once (e.g. all my applications) to be > less > usable - it takes me longer to get my head round it and find what I'm > looking for, even if it's laid out logically. I think categories reduce > the > amount of data your brain needs to process at once, thus making it easier, > and quicker, to use. Also, dynamic layouts such as recently used, or > something more complicated and Zeitgeist based, means you have to stop and > think, you can't use muscle memory to find what you were after. There are > positives to that, but your'e also losing something as well. > > How about keeping categories, but displaying favourites (or something > dynamic and fancy and Zeitgeisty) first? In fact, isn't the application > well designed to show that? In which case, finding additional applications > from the More menu doesn't need to, so it should just show categories. > > -- > Sam Illingworth > -------------- next part -------------- > An HTML attachment was scrubbed... > URL: < > http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-shell-list/attachments/20100114/87002773/attachment.html > > >
the favorite system in gnome shell panel is activityu-mode. when you make click in side, you need saw all aplications for search. i think zeitgeist-core not really best option in this case. more replies? Daniel.P
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