Re: Back to basics

On Friday 17 August 2012 16.15:26 Anne Wilson wrote:
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> On 17/08/12 15:17, Felix Michel wrote:
> > On Friday 17 August 2012 16.00:46 Marco Martin wrote:
> >> On Friday 17 August 2012, Martin Gräßlin wrote:
> >>> On Thursday 16 August 2012 21:47:12 Nuno Pinheiro wrote:
> >>>> So what do we think good idea?
> >>> 
> >>> I like the idea and it's an interesting answer to Windows 8
> >>> 
> >>> :-)
> >>> 
> >>> What I would like to see is collecting a list of tasks to be
> >>> done and try to attract new blood for it - there just have to
> >>> be many users who would love to see a traditional desktop.
> >> 
> >> as long as the word "traditional" or "tradition" is never,
> >> never, ever mentioned :p
> > 
> > what about an integration of all the new technologies KDE has and
> > polish them to a nice setup giving a good first impression. I
> > would like to create a wiki page or whatsoever and so that
> > everybody can work on this. Is there a good way to create a list of
> > tasks interactively? Does anybody has a suggestion? Also i would
> > separate the improvements in different areas:
> > 
> > - Polishing *Desktop, including Panel, Plasmoids, Systray and
> > Notifications *Standard KDE applications like Kwrite, Konsole,
> > Okular, Gwenview and so on *Dialogs
> > 
> > - Improvements *New default setting using Icontasks? *New default
> > setting integrating KRunner into the panel?
> > 
> > The improvements part is just an idea. But it think it would be
> > great and powerful to integrate Krunner into the panel so that the
> > user has the possibility to search and launch applications in a
> > fast way. KDE now has everything to build an unique experience
> > which is not traditional but desktop convenient.
> > 
> > What do you think? Any comments?
> 
> Yup - a simple page on community.kde.org, and make sure that its url is
> well known among interested parties.  Use that to gather tasks,
> comments, and hopefully commitments :-)

i created a page on the community page and named it Shapping it up.

You can access under: http://community.kde.org/Shapping_it_up

Any comments? If you want to change something feel free to do so.

> 
> After that, once the general trend of interest is decided we could use
> a userbase page or a forum thread if we want to know what really bugs
> users (making it clear that we are not talking application-wise).  But
> we need our intentions clear before that is done.
> 
> Anne
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