Hi all,
long no sound from me, but alive and kicking.
To start, we need a location on the Internet, starting with
documentation, where it's easy to write/create (2d at least) drawings
and formulas.
Do you agree?
Stef
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On Tue, Aug 21, 2018 at 5:36 AM Stef Bon wrote:
> Yes the 3D window manager looks a lot at the idea I want to work on.
Projecting "normal" 2D applications into 3D space is pretty useless
and full 3D applications do not really make sense for that many
use-cases.
I have used both 3dwm and fresco
Stef Bon (21 August 2018 05:36)
> Also important here is what is called in Dutch a "verdwijnpunt". I do
> not know the translation, but the horizon is something like that,
> where all parallel lines meet..)
Searching for it on nl.wikipedia.org I get a page [0] whose pictures
tell me it's what we
Yes the 3D window manager looks a lot at the idea I want to work on.
Any point in the 3D WM (a good name!) has three components:
(x, y, z)
these are projected on the visible 2D screen, suggesting 3D like:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3D_projection
Very interesting is also:
Hi Stef,
in my misspent youth I played with Berlin (later Fresco), which went
into that direction. The website is long gone, but the internet
archive has a copy:
https://web.archive.org/web/20080223200807/http://issues.fresco.org:80/
The code is still also still around:
Thanks a lot for the time.
I'm kind of busy now, but soon (2/3 days) I will come with a response.
We'll build an awesome 3D desktop!
Stef
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Oeps, where I write distand I mean distance. In my language (Dutch) the word for
distance is "afstand", notice the trailing d. But I can safely assume everybody
who read my post did understand it ;)
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Thank you both for the info.
I've been thinking about a desktop in the form of a cube, simular like
the 3D cube ysed by KDE. This cube is only activated by the switching
of the desktop (1->2) for example, and the ctrl-F11 key, sooming out
of the cube.
That cube is - I think - the basis for a good
> On 6 Aug 2018, at 15:36, Stef Bon wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> There are various desktop effects which offer 3D effects (kube for example).
>
> I want to know I anyone knows about any plan to create a 3D desktop,
> eg a desktop with not only the coordinates height and width, but also
> depth.
>
> I
