On 28 Sep 2010, at 16:58, Kirk Bridger wrote:
> Thanks Calum - I saw that last week sometime and it has given me pause. I'm
> working through these questions in my work and I'm starting to refine my
> proposal. Pattern library shouldn't really be the "top-level" of the
> hierarchy as I had s
The more I've looked at this issue the less I think that simply
creating YAPL (yet another pattern library) is the solution. Gnome has
few unique patterns - or am I wrong there? That might be a good
discussion point actually. And then involve KDE/XFCE/etc. Are there
really unique patterns
Maybe, we can start a wiki for this or something? :D
Wanna discuss this on the next GNOME Design Office Hour? That's in 13 and
half hours on #gnome-design
On Wed, Oct 13, 2010 at 7:21 AM, Kirk Bridger wrote:
> The more I've looked at this issue the less I think that simply creating
> YAPL (yet
Boston Summit is less than a month away. Here are details about the
event if you hadn't heard:
http://live.gnome.org/Boston2010
Are many Usability people planning to attend? If so, what do people
think we could work on while there?
The Boston Summit 2010 BOF schedule is pretty empty, so it
