> I guess the only thing that I want to add here is: we're not done yet.
One day I'll come home from work and HUD will say: "good evening, how
are you? I prepared a bath..."
Supernova
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On 22. feb. 2012 03:14, Ted Gould wrote:
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what can be done in that timeframe. I appreciate your enthusiasm, and
I share it, but we have to walk before we can run :-)
It's easier to walk quickly when you have vision though. :)
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On Mon, 2012-02-20 at 21:48 +, supernova wrote:
> I think that this app has a limit: it speeds up the work of a person
> that previously has known menus as they are now.
> Imagine a child that is born a few ours ago. In 5 years he will use
> Ubuntu of course. He will have to insert Schroedinger
Hi all
2012/2/20 Mohamed Ikbel Boulabiar
> 2. The menu items of LibreOffice can be rearranged in a new visualization
> made by HUD, and which can be specific to each application too. For example
> rearranging them in ribbon interface ( implemented...) or in any other way.
>
> And all these chang
> 1.In the current stage, HUD is doing a 1-1 mapping keeping the same name,
> but it will be possible that someone hack HUD in the future to route a list
> of possible command entries to a specific command, in the example you've
> cited typing ("formula", "equation", ..) will activate your
> "INSER
Well, I think you are speaking about the problem of mapping.
Let's write an very simplified model for the interaction architecture to
better understand things.
The usual old menu interaction mode:
(mouse) --> (pointer) --> ((menu)app)
(keyboard shortcuts) ---^
HUD:
(keyboard entry) <-search-
On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 4:48 PM, supernova wrote:
> Dear Mailing List, I'm testing HUD with libreoffice.
>
> I think that this app has a limit: it speeds up the work of a person
> that previously has known menus as they are now.
> Imagine a child that is born a few ours ago. In 5 years he will use
Dear Mailing List, I'm testing HUD with libreoffice.
I think that this app has a limit: it speeds up the work of a person
that previously has known menus as they are now.
Imagine a child that is born a few ours ago. In 5 years he will use
Ubuntu of course. He will have to insert Schroedinger equat
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