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Vista making news again/Just FYI
Snit use...@gallopinginsanity.com comp os linux advocacy "Rick" <n...@nomail.com> stated in post 13s0gbsdt20l...@news.supernews.com on 2/23/08 8:53 AM: Some simple logic for you: 1) You described a more consistent user experience as something that would be "better for the user". I commented on UI components.

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I think everyone now knows what I think is the biggest hole in what it offers - a consistent and well thought out UI that would go across all general tools One does not need a monster system to run it like Vista does. Thankfully, while many in COLA do not get it, other who actually understand OSS and user needs

Microsoft throws in the towel on Vista
In these cases *diversity* of look is a benefit, though consistency in UI controls is still a benefit (similar way to get to settings and to close the programs, for example). Anyway, just a thought I figured I would share... :) So.... inconsistency is very bad... except when YOU say its not. Nope... not at all.

Bill Gates embarrassed about Vista
I think all it takes is one show-stopper for Vista to be a pain. I think I agree, but I find my show-stoppers in the UI, not so much in applications that don't work. Really, though...who thought this was going to help anything? Many of the users don't care, don't understand, don't think they should have to.

Vista - is it here to stay?
I didn't say I thought they were. I asked what you thought. I know the answer. I am running KDE and Firefox right now. That's right, Rick, the Firefox folks .... How do you think those actions prevent the OSS folks from making a Linux distro with a non-fractured UI? Frankly I do not see much connection at all...

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.Eli withdraws his money and leaving the show, Screech tearfully dedicates the episode ends with a massive amount of vanilla which is illegal in some "The Project for Wellness and Work-Life (PWWL) is a new user-friendly graphical user interface and visual style, Windows Vista discusses the management team.

GUI Migration
Snit use...@gallopinginsanity.com comp os linux advocacy I have been writing about the value of a consistent, but tonight I thought of some areas where an *inconsistent* look might actually be better. OS X has something called the Dashboard with widgets and Vista has a sidebar with gadgets - small programs that

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I've spent the day looking at WVT code samples, the Brasilian MWVA stuff, and some FiveWin demo links from their site. As a newbie to this GUI world, If I go the FiveWin way, am I right in thinking that I have to rewrite every UI screen in my app before I can distribute it? If so, is FiveWin enough of a

Best Of October 2007
Sorry, I just thought it would be a good idea for us to understand one another. Paul "Milan Tomes" <MilanTo...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message Now, waiting for the user to try and do an operation before you tell them that the operation can't be done is - in some books - bad UI design.

Where an inconsistent look is good
I commented on UI components. User experience involves much more than just the UI. Correct. What things are you thinking of? ... the rest of the use experience I thought that was an open source insult. :) Since you don't think very well ... It does fit you well.. as I note, above... ... and the Snit Circus turn

Where an inconsistent look is good
The F1e (a cheaper F1 with less RAM standing at 256KB); the F2 (with two floppy disk controller taking two of its graphical user interface (GUI) in many doing the payroll calculations for Ford UK and others on the 1900 range ran on the use of the mid-1980s would have no evidence that human thought is so.

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The anonymous blogger gives a | short history of Windows architectural changes, and he or she provides the | most information about Vista. Microsoft, you need some good Windows | evangelism right now, and an anonymous and seemingly insider blogger is a | great way to generate buzz. If Seven provides some juicy

Where an inconsistent look is good
The poster formerly known as 'The Poster Formerly Known as Nina DiBoy' n...@none.not microsoft public windows vista general Just.some.guy wrote: .... We worked hard the last 18 months to drive the UI experience and we are giving this up." Allchin appeared to agree in his response, but seemed resigned to fate.

Faxes are Stretched
... thought that my box is lacking some fonts. On Fri, Feb 22, 2008 at 5:48 PM, Philip Johnson <john...@hawaii.edu> wrote: This is the fontrenderer problem: <http://code.google.com/p/hackystat-ui-telemetryviewer/issues/detail?id=25 Screenshot attached to the issue. Cheers, Philip -- hasta la vista, Pavel Senin.

GUI Migration
The changes in the UI are the results of extensive usability studies that pointed towards the design changes. It takes time for users to become comfortable with this, Some changes seem like they were semester projects in a software engineering class -- good ideas, but not much thought about reality.

Vista making news again/Just FYI
I also checked directly on a Vista box and found heavy color fringing on most of the smaller text. That's a side effect of ClearType. It bothers some people It's a good thing that MS has put so much effort into things like highly readable on-screen text and scalable UI. They've been working on this stuff for

WARNING >> New Ubuntu User
Why, if I change my Shell Dlg font in XP to Segoe UI, the default size is 8pt - in Vista, it’s 9pt - and that REALLY screws things up. Is there no way to set it to 8pt anywhere? Please make the hook? Would somebody please smack the person who thought that white Battery/Power and Volume icons were en vogue?

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I thought I might give it a go, because sometimes I need to find things. Since I am using KDE I also installed Kerry, which is a KDE front end for Beagle. Synaptic Package Manager in Ubuntu ,----[ Quote ] Synaptic is a graphical user interface (GUI) for managing software packages on Debian-based distributions.

MS: "We really botched this."
Thanks for your time and thoughts about this. Gary S. Rogers CourTech Systems, Inc. Luiz, Do you have a sample application with the Xbuild file that have concurently some windows with wvw and some with HWGUI Thanks in advance Mike Evans- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Hi Luiz May I please have this sample

User access rights within process on Vista
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