How about a Journal drop-box in the message area? Yes, it doesn't fit with
the goals of the message tray, but it does seem intuitive enough. Just a
thought.

-- Akshay
http://web.cecs.pdx.edu/~akshay/


2011/6/4 António Fernandes <[email protected]>

> Hello. This is my first post on this list, which I have been reading for
> the last 8 months. As such, I shall start with a thank you for everyone who
> contributed for Gnome Shell! It is an amazing desktop experience!
>
> I have read Federico's narrative and mockups [0] and have some thoughts and
> ideas I would like to share. I think the proposed design of the Journal is
> more window-like than overview-like. In other words, I think the proposed
> behavior and features would work better (and more consistently with the
> whole desktop experience) as an application window than as an overview tab.
>
> Lets take the calendar as an example: we have got the Gnome Shell menu and
> a full-featured calendar application (Evolution). All the management is done
> in the application window. The Calendar menu is a simple (yet useful)
> read-only list of events with the "Open Calendar" option to open the
> full-featured application.
>
> I think the Journal could be integrated in a similar way: a simple
> read-only view of Journal events (clicking on them would open the
> corresponding file/conversation/etc.), and with the option "Open Journal" to
> open the full-featured Journal application.
> That Journal integration could be either a new tab inside the Activities
> overview or a new menu on the Top Bar.
>
> I have also thought about a third option: having both Journal and Calendar
> events in the clock menu. [1] I'm not sure if it makes sense, but they both
> deal with events. Don't mind this if it is a stupid idea. :D
>
> Sorry for the long text and my bad English.
>
> António
>
> [0] http://people.gnome.org/~federico/news-2011-05.html#narrative
> [1] http://dl.dropbox.com/u/14961025/journal-calendar.png
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