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Well, trying to make linux more like OSX or win (which is what xfce, KDE and GNOME do) is bounded to fail. I think there are qualities on linux that are both un
by urlwolf 16y ago
Well, trying to make linux more like OSX or win (which is what xfce, KDE and GNOME do) is bounded to fail. I think there are qualities on linux that are both unique and elegant, for example tiling window managers. This is where most research in UX should go. Users of others OSs are not stupid, they long for enhanced productivity. If they see it in say a tiling WM, they may want it, and currently the only way to get it is in linux (more or less).
- rodion_89 16y agoUm if I remember correctly, Windows 1.0 had a tiling window manager. In fact even now if you right click the taskbar you have the option of tiling windows.
- tome 16y agoThat's not what "tiling window manager" means in this context. See for example http://xmonad.org/ http://xmonad.org/
- elvirs 16y agoplease contact me, its regarding cofounder post by on the Cofounder Wish List, elvirs at gmail dot com thanks