On Tue, 18 May 2010 09:48:08 -0600, JD Zheng <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> > Okay, I think I see the bigger picture here now. Intel wants to work
> > independently on UI designs. Every so often, Intel might make an
> > announcement with some partners, then do a big code drop into Intel
> > repos and ask MeeGo if the project would like to incorporate Intel's
> > new UI. Is that about right?
> 
> Yep. I ASSUME right now that this will mainly be UI related things - but
> just to make sure this isn't misunderstood... I don't know what the
> future holds and if there are other potential "big reveal" style things
> that might happen. I'm not aware of any - and I don't think we are
> planning any (and normally I hope I'd know if we did...)
> 
> 
> I am wondering if Nokia is doing the same thing for UI stuffs.

I assume that most companies who have commercial goals around MeeGo are
looking at the UI as one of the main areas of differentiation.

> As far as I understand, UI/UX part is basically the most important
> component(s) that MeeGo is creating by itself, but now it sounds like
> MeeGo will NOT design UX by MeeGo community, at least not most,
> instead, it will incorporate UX components from "upsteam" like Intel
> UX or Nokia UX or others.

I don't think that the UI/UX part is necessarily the most important
component of MeeGo. There is tons of interesting work being done around
the kernel, around the boot process, around infrastructure (ConnMan,
oFono, etc).

> My question is whether MeeGo will have its own UX teams/projects to
> develop UX by itself or decide which UX will be chosen as MeeGo
> *official* UX.

I absolutely expect the MeeGo community to work on the user experience.
I'm not sure what the concept of an "*official* UX" might mean here,
though. On Netbooks we may see different UIs from different OEMs? On
phones we definitely will. The MeeGo community may decide to pick one of
those - or to modify one into an independent concept; or completely do
their own from scratch? I don't know.

What is realy important is to maintain compliance and compatibility
between those different user experiences - that I think is one of the
key objectives of MeeGo.

/D

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