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I'm in favor of a skins option - or at least a way to easily customize.  I
could care less if people want to stick to a default skin if I can change
what I want/need.  If there's a way to easily customize and then
export/import the customizations, large companies would be able to
remove/add important features and easily (sort of) import that
skin/customization to other computers.

On Tue, Nov 29, 2011 at 9:50 AM, Jay Lozier <jslozier@gmail.com> wrote:

On 11/29/2011 04:36 AM, Pedro wrote:

Tim Deaton wrote

Some other programs a few years back introduced the idea of "skins".  If
we're going to experiment with new user interfaces (and I expect LO will
have to), I think the "skins" concept would be most appropriate.  If
necessary, re-engineer the underlying commands so that they are not
dependent on the hierarchy of a particular type of user interface.  Then
let the current UI become one skin, Pedro's ideas become another, etc.

 That would be perfect. Even if it's not a free-form skinning interface,
it
would be fantastic to have the option to load e.g. Classic, Widescreen,
Ribbon or to create and import/export a user customized interface.

This is particularly useful when you have fine tuned the buttons you need/
don't need. This would allow the user to do it only once instead of in
each
computer you use.

Contrary to what some people think this is not a pointless idea just for
the
skinning/tunning geeks. This is actually a way that any user can improve
productivity by having the functions (s)he uses most at the most
convenient
position.

It would be fantastic if LibreOffice chose this path of usability freedom
;)

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 Skins - now thats an idea.

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