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Possibly an alternate UI for LO could be a Right Click anywhere on the
Window, Enlightenment and XFCE use this to bring up the Main Menu in
addition to having a drop down menu.

Wayne



On Mon, Apr 18, 2011 at 9:14 AM, Stereotactic <maillist@postinbox.com>wrote:

It has turned out to be very interesting discussion. And surprise surprise
that MS is dying a slow death. There have been comments on the early age of
computing (when I wasn't even born) and worked on Intel branded crap
hardware.

Nevertheless, this is the time to focus on the User Interface. The "ribbon
interface" is not the "de-facto" standard but it becomes a frustrating
exercise to get people to shift to a new software if they are used to seeing
the familiar controls. I have faced this issue many times while trying to
convince different users to shift to FOSS and this obviously is a big issue.
I had raised the issue in local mailing lists (for Linux) and like bunch of
retards professed their helplessness.

Hence, this is the time to seize the moment and bring out the dazzle. The
latest version of Libre Office is brilliant (I am using Linux Mint 10) and
has done a great amount of work as far as the stability is concerned. There
are excellent suggestions for working on the user interface and then it
would squarely kick MS's ass (and groins) where it hurts them at the most.

Hope this helps.

Cheers!

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