Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 13th May 2008 18:30 UTC
Rethinking the desktop metaphor, or even improving it in any significant way, is a daunting task, and few dare to take the risk. The end result is that the desktop metaphor that we use today barely changed over the years - which is quite unique for the computing industry, as normally, things change very rapidly.
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RE[7]: I thought of this, but
by yannlecoroller on Thu 15th May 2008 10:47
in reply to "RE[6]: I thought of this, but"
Member since:2008-05-13
How is this different to the MacOS task switcher? Even without any additional dimension I still believe it would be much less cluttered if it had been implemented in a eyecandy-less and b.l.o.a.t-less 2d interface.
And again...
Completly out of the point! There is absolutely no relation with the MacOS task Switcher!
Can't you try to make a constructive comment for once or better just try to NOT say anything.
Please.
yann.
Member since:
2008-02-26
I blame your collective lack of ability to describe it.
- Which is huge having finally seen the video(no video players in my dev box). I don't see anything 3D at all.
How is this different to the MacOS task switcher? Even without any additional dimension I still believe it would be much less cluttered if it had been implemented in a eyecandy-less and b.l.o.a.t-less 2d interface.