[Usability] An idea about representing groups of programs as one entity
- From: Rogue <roguexz gmail com>
- To: usability gnome org
- Subject: [Usability] An idea about representing groups of programs as one entity
- Date: Fri, 27 Jul 2007 03:49:59 +0530
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Hi All,
Recently I had a brain-wave (or brain damage if you will) and came out
with an idea of extended menu items.
I tried to formulate my ideas in a blog entry[1] that I posted a few
days ago and was hoping to take it up with a usability group.
I would request you to please read the blog entry since I have put
together some screen shots too on it.
The idea is simple:
1. A lot of applications can be identified as providing the same "feature"
2. In my menu items i see the "feature" as compared to a list of
applications
3. This "Feature" item can either be drilled in order to get access to
the various "feature-providers", or can be clicked to launch the
"preferred" application
4. You can configure your preferred application via the
preferred-applications UI.
I am not sure if such an idea has already been discussed here or not. If
it has, then I would appreciate if someone can point me to the archives
that contains the discussion, so that I might be able to better
understand the pros and cons of such an approach.
thanks,
Rogue
[1] - http://roguexz.blogspot.com/2007/07/problem-of-many.html
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