Hy every one. I had an idea to focus more on document, less on software:
I was using the new Ubuntu (Natty, due to release in April), when I
realized the new overlay scrollbars, that you can see there :
http://vimeo.com/20570173 are exactly something that seems me to fit
with the document foundation paradigm (not sure of the word, it's
paradigme in french): focus more on the document (the content in Ubuntu
case), and less on the software. What do you think of it? I know, it's a
little thing, but little things matters ;). This type of scrollbars can
be part of an amazing light UI I think.
Kévin
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