You don't need a person to keep the community in the loop if the community fora
(as opposed to the water cooler and the hallway) are *religiously* maintained as
being the loop.
-- John.
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On Thu, May 22, 2008 at 2:29 PM, C. Scott Ananian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/22/08, John R. Hogerhuis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You don't need a person to keep the community in the loop if the community
fora
(as opposed to the water cooler and the hallway) are *religiously*
maintained
Sameer Verma sverma at sfsu.edu writes:
Yeah, its probably #1. Boot up times become moot if children simply rely
on suspend and resume with topping up the battery whenever possible. Its
the actual performance of the environment that really matters.
I would say both are important in a
On Sat, May 17, 2008 at 8:45 PM, Eben Eliason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, May 17, 2008 at 1:26 AM, John R. Hogerhuis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Indeed. My other /suspicion/ (could be completely wrong, I admit!) is
that it's frequently bumped in passing. That is, the cursor briefly
On Sat, May 17, 2008 at 9:26 PM, Gary C Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Do the 'frame reveal corner arrows' only appear when you hit the corners,
or when your mouse is over the corner area (discoverability)?
What is the difference between hit the corner/over the corner area?
What I was
Denver Gingerich denver at ossguy.com writes:
I've never seen one of these holier than thou e-mails you mention.
It certainly doesn't seem to be like any of the staff I've
communicated with to do such a thing.
Sorry, but this impression on users (and I share it too) is inevitable.
The
Robert Myers rmyers7 at mindspring.com writes:
I just saw the Microsoft video of an XO running XP. In it the XO single
boots from an 'insyde' BIOS. The MS guy says that XP doesn't fit on the
flash, and is installed on an SD card. In this case, I'd guess the flash
is just being used as a
Eben Eliason eben.eliason at gmail.com writes:
Right. I think this is the biggest point of conflict between my own
thoughts for solving the issues and those of the community providing
feedback about it. I certainly take the comments regarding accidental
invocation seriously, and seriously
Albert Cahalan acahalan at gmail.com writes:
The next demand is obvious: eliminate Sugar.
Well I think the more likely thing is that a Sugar (shell only) ends up
as an icon on the Windows desktop.
In fact until Sugar is a little more mature I don't think it would be the worst
thing in the
I can echo all of that, and posted recently about my 4 year old. All the same
problems with paint: hard to guess what to click on to set the color, popover
frame gets very frustrating, two handed drag is a persistent issue for her,
speed of opening applications is too slow (in the initial release)
Let me take a crack at it...
The closest thing to a valid criticism here is that bitfrost does not protect
political dissidents from government monitoring and control. Similarly, a valid
criticism of my shampoo is that it doesn't protect me from falling satellites.
Which is the bigger threat to
. K. Subramaniam subbukk at gmail.com writes:
On Sunday 23 March 2008 3:59:31 am John R.Hogerhuis wrote:
.. (actually it's not all that pleasant for me either given the button
placement below the trackpad). Something modal or pressure based would be
better. If a key on the keyboard held
John Gilmore gnu at toad.com writes:
The second thing is basic UI usability. The pop-around
menu border makes the UI
thoroughly unusable with the trackpad
http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/4910 covers this issue and more.
Yeah there's an awful lot in your ticket and I didn't notice it
Marco Pesenti Gritti mpgritti at gmail.com writes:
I have not seen a good analysis of the frame problem yet. For example I know
that at some point the trackpad jumped to the corners very often, and that
obviously aggravated it. Also in my experience the thing is nowhere so
annoying on my
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