2011/4/25 Michel RENON <michel.renon@free.fr>:
Hi,
As a LibreOffice user, I feel changes are too slow... ;-)
So, beside the current organisation of UX group, I asked myself if it be
possible to work on urgent/easy items ?
The idea would be to (try to) resolve some UI/UX problems in LibreOffice 3.5
(and 3.6 ?). The short delay impose a light process of UI/UX validation.
It would be UI/UX problems/enhancements that are :
- easy to develop : move/rename items, change default values, simplify, make
obvious...
- won't have too much impact in the future : no problem if LibreOffice 3.7
or 4.x or 5.x changes again
And from a non-technical point of view, it would send a signal to all users
: "LibreOffice is really changing !"
There is already a proposal list fo GSOC 2011:
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/Gsoc/Ideas#UI_cleanup
To add some ideas, we can make a kind of survey ? or we use only our own
experience ? I have my own list ;-)
(Or do I just have to add my list of requests/bugs in bugzilla ?)
Do you think it's a pertinent idea ?
Michel
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Hi,
Some time ago I started a discussion about default values:
http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/Default-values-td2645671.html
Maybe we could extend the discussion.
Cheers
Ricardo
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