Hi all,
Il 15-09-2016 09:20 Ivan Čukić ha scritto:
The fact that people are used to a certain kind of UI is not the
reason for you not to invent something new and better.
+1. Having a first-start tutorial for Plasma would let us improve a bit
the defaults (Plasma is still suggested as better
Well ok it's not a perfect example. Also having a chat with one of the GNOME
designers about fedora s welcome thing on what they learned and thought about
it since theirs is kinda nice and non intrusive as well as helping set up
things like social accounts etc.
Not saying it's rubbish just
Hi all,
I agree that the first-run wizard might be annoying. But if it was a
first-screen with options to have 'introduction', 'new features',
'setup wizard', I think it would be ok. Manjaro has had a first-run
screen for ages, I never found it problematic.
Plus, Martin had a few really nice
for example I read in the beta announcement that meta key can be used now
to open kicker. So show also new features could be usefull (look and feel
package, ...)
2016-09-14 15:08 GMT+02:00 Jens :
> The issue with first-run wizards is that they tend to get in the way more
>
The issue with first-run wizards is that they tend to get in the way more than
they help, and are often skipped past and difficult to get back.
One idea would be to have the "introduction" something that cm can be launched
from the launcher or from system settings.
Beyond that there is also
On Wednesday 14 September 2016 12:03:06 Jonathan Riddell wrote:
> by default powerful when needed is one of our slogans. So first run
> wizards get in the way of that.
ancient nightmares O.o
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Marco Martin
Personally what I've dreamed of for half a decade is an interactive
first-use tutorial that takes you on a tour of the UI, similar to what
RTS video games - which have desktop-like UIs they need to teach
quickly in an engaging way that teaches by doing - have. I even
started toying around with it
Am 2016-09-14 13:54, schrieb Jan Grulich:
Hi,
some time ago I had an idea to propose something like Plasma initial
setup as
a bachelor thesis to our RedHat system, where students then can pick up
our
ideas and realize them as their theses. Recently I got a student who
would
like to work on
On Wed, Sep 14, 2016 at 01:54:28PM +0200, Jan Grulich wrote:
> some time ago I had an idea to propose something like Plasma initial setup as
> a bachelor thesis to our RedHat system, where students then can pick up our
> ideas and realize them as their theses. Recently I got a student who would
Hi,
some time ago I had an idea to propose something like Plasma initial setup as
a bachelor thesis to our RedHat system, where students then can pick up our
ideas and realize them as their theses. Recently I got a student who would
like to work on this and I would like to know whether it's a
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