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| Link: http://2thinx.net
Downloads: 268
| Submitted: Oct 8 2007
Updated: Nov 1 2007
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Description:
The idea is to apply rules how to represent information, which proved good in Object Orientend Programming, to the way we build GUIs.
In fact, this means a repositioning of action buttons and a generalisation of them. This allows the user to control every window according to simple patterns.
For example, we should throw a away the concept of tabs and allow the user to tab the windows themselves to create the perfectly fitting application for his job.
The concept is to allow the user to build the functionality he wants ut of simple and independently acting "objects".
This should make the desktop more intuitive while using an original concept of KDE. (In fact, I thought of that after I saw some demand here to have concepts different from other OS'es)
See the downloadable files for more explanation. See 2thinx.net if you want to read an incredibly long and detailed description of the concepts mentioned here.
Changelog:
11/01/2007
I added another example. It demonstrates how multiple views on one object work. This feature could greatly simplify the way we use a web editor for example.
10/09/2007
I added an example of a view on a directory. We replace files with objects, which do not only contain data but are capable of changing it on their own as well. (At least it should look this way for the user)
I consider it pretty much a logical reason for using a similar, already existent mockup without losing consistency.
(http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/File+actions+in-filemanager+window?content=66352)
License:
idea, no license
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