[Thunar-dev] next step in thunar development

[Erik Harrison]

On 6/3/05, Benedikt Meurer <benedikt.meurer at unix-ag.uni-siegen.de> wrote:
> David Feldman wrote:
> > Usability team sounds like a good idea to me too...and something that
> > I'd be excited to see on an open source project. Since UI designers
> > won't always agree I suggest there be a usability team leader to guide
> > the discussion, aggregate the results, resolve the conflicts, and
> > maintain a set of UI/usability recommendations. That, combined with a
> > discussion forum to keep things a bit threaded, seems like it might work
> > and keep the signal-to-noise ratio high both within and outside the
> > usability team.
> 
> Agreed, my idea of "teams" was actually, that is always one dedicated
> person, who leads the effort. I'm pretty sure, Erik will want to join
> the usability team as well, 

How well you know me.

I'd also like to take care of the Preferences layout and such since
the two are interrelated, and it's the kind of thing I can work on
fairly easily.

I have no GObject familiarity (though I need to learn Mousepad anyway,
I'm beginning to suspect) so it may take me a little time till i'm
learned up enough to contribute any code of signifigance. But since
development is just starting that seems like it will be fine.



so we have already 2 workers here - now it's
> time for the others that complained previously to join as well. ;-)
> 
> My suggestion would be a web-based discussion forum, something like a
> wiki, where people can upload their images, texts, and discuss things
> (maybe a combination between a wiki and a forum). Does that fit your
> needs? Do you think a separate mailinglist will be required?
> 
> > --Dave
> 
> greets,
> Benedikt
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