Re: world of gnome..

[alex diavatis <alexis diavatis gmail com>]

Hello Luc,

On Thu, Oct 18, 2012 at 11:23 AM, Luc Pionchon <pionchon luc gmail com> wrote:

Maybe you could have an article category "What's on the whiteboards today?", with a clear icon, so readers knows the information is a snapshot of a work in progress.  

 

Consider it done, if other member also don't mind to keep printing your very early work (which is available for everybody anyway, just hard to be found). Personally I like to watch your futuristic designs even if I am not into Gnome programming. It gives the perspective of the project, so I basically publish what I want to see from other pages.  

And maybe, the direction of the article could be inviting readers to discuss pros and cons. (rather than promising a future plan)

I see your point. I don't mean to confuse people that a design will arrive in Gnome for sure, or the next day, or as it is. Feedback is related to popularity, I hope we get more readers and have more feedback, however based on comments many people like your work and switching or willing to switch back to Gnome (after the Ubuntu Unity thing).   

 

Just an idea.

Thank you

- alex 

On 18 October 2012 02:59, alex diavatis <alexis diavatis gmail com> wrote:

Hello Matthias,

On Thu, Oct 18, 2012 at 2:50 AM, Matthias Clasen <matthias clasen gmail com> wrote:

Yes, worldofgnome is fantastic in the amount of very positive GNOME
posts they get out every day.

Sometimes, it goes a little overboard though, when early research
screenshots get blown out as the latest design, within hours of being
added to the wiki [1]. Can we maybe come to some form of understanding
about asking first before interpreting stuff as the latest and
greatest design?

Sure, I will ask authors before I publish again early work.If this is Ok for you. But I am trying to be careful, I always say this is an early design, 

and that's why I have the full links in Gnome live (Design/Whiteboards/Selections). It's whiteboard, it is clear it is early work. 

Anyway, sorry! 

 

[1] http://worldofgnome.org/text-handling-under-gnome-os/

- alex 

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