On Wednesday 01 July 2009, Ivan Čukić wrote:
> The main reason I like the feature in question is that it is a cool and
> unique idea.
that is true. tbh, i've had great inner debates about it myself for this very
reason ;)
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Aaron J. Seigo
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With the risk of repeating myself, I have nothing against removing this
feature if others agree, so there's no point in arguing at all. (at least not
with me :) )
The main reason I like the feature in question is that it is a cool and unique
idea.
Cheerio
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On Tuesday 30 June 2009, Ivan Čukić wrote:
> The example from the computer-life that is symmetric is the task-bar (or,
> even, better - dock) - you can close the windows from it although it is
> used to open/activate them.
there's a 1:1 relationship between the entry on the taskbar or dock and the
> is it really a symmetric activity though?
LOL. you're good (the examples, obviously) :)
I agree that it isn't, but as an ex-non-digital artist, I would very much like
it to be (just like having the undo option :) ).
The example from the computer-life that is symmetric is the task-bar (or,
eve
On Tuesday 30 June 2009, Ivan Čukić wrote:
> The point of showing the instances is the ability to remove the applets the
> same way they are added.
is it really a symmetric activity though?
ok, real-world-examples time:
a painting on canvas.
you put some ocher paint in the sky of your landscape
> well, there is a more drastic approach, which is not to use model/view at
> all. just grab the list of applets, create one AppletIcon per entry and
IMO, it would be too much (although possible) because of planned integration
of GHNS which already is modeled.
> here's a crazy, crazy idea:
> we
On Monday 29 June 2009, Ana Cecília Martins Barbosa wrote:
> > the code structure of the old applet dialog was highly engineered with
> > several
> > layers of indirection in the code. it was not easy to get into and that,
> > coupled with "well, it basically works as it is now", is why it never
>
Hi!
First of all, thank you for your feed back on the code, that was necessary
by now. As a freshgirl I need to be put in line by whoever feels like I need
to (mostly ivan feels like everyday (kidding!) :P) and that's a nice thing
to me cause: I can get better and used to the way you work here, and
