I made a little update of my mockup with a big fat .gif just here: http://nsa14.casimages.com/img/2010/05/07//100507083611878936.gif I hope that you'll love it.
I am not really aware about the technique. But we can use just folders. For each new project (desktop), we create a new desktop-folder. And we hide a background photo in the folder with a point ( .folderBackground.png). I think folders can be very simple to use and easy to manage for the devs and for the users. 2010/5/6 Kao Chen <[email protected]> > It's a good question, actually we can do that. > We add one folder or two but no more, and in facts nobody works like that. > We can't bookmark more than 6 or 7 folders without overload Nautilus and > the Overview Menu. > > With a project management we can get a better organization, we can have an > hierarchy, a search engine... > > Actually with Gnome Shell we have a good way to share out apps among > workspaces, but no more. > I don't want to change for Gnome-Shell, only for that, the actually Gnome > 2.30, with the desktop applet bar, already do the same. We loose the system > tray, we loose the apps hierarchy, we loose shortcuts on top panel, and > personally I never use the recently files menu. > > We want to get an better user experience, we can already help the user to > simply manage his apps. But I think we also need to help to help him to > manage his work. > > The user goes to the overview, add a several desktop, drag and drop apps > and projects. He enter in a workspace, and gets all what he needs for work > on his "project", and no more. He is focus on his task. > > I search only a way to help the user to get a better organization of his > work. > With the overview, I think we have to do more, not only manage three > folders and few applications. > > > 2010/5/5 Jan-Christoph Borchardt <[email protected]> > > First off, I think you should send the thread to both ayatana and >> gnome-shell under the same name, so the discussion can be followed on >> both sides. >> >> This proposal would either collide with or complement the planned >> »Task Pooper«: >> http://blogs.gnome.org/seth/2010/02/26/let-the-wild-rumpus-begin/ >> >> Kao, to convince a standard user: >> What are the differences and advantages that would make me prefer >> using your system instead of just having the projects in folders that >> are bookmarked? >> > >
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