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List:       kde-usability
Subject:    Back :-)
From:       Marten Klencke <mklencke () gmx ! net>
Date:       2002-05-23 15:47:03
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Hi all!

As you all know I've been inactive on the KDE usability project for quite some 
time now because I was very busy with university, work and other projects.

Having spare time to devote to KDE again, I just wanted to say that my 
intention is to become actively involved again. One thing that I'm looking 
forward to is the actual implementation (coding) of design changes, and I'm 
sure you all (mainly Aaron it seems, great work :-) can use some help with 
that.

There is, by the way, one thing I was wondering about the (formal) usability 
reports. Obviously they are currently not used at all, so is there really any 
need for them? Right now it seems that the mailing list is the best method of 
discussing and coordinating usability changes.

Should we build on that and develop some methods to coordinate what's going on 
on the mailing lists instead of using usability reports? (overviews of who's 
working on what, what the current focus areas are, downloads of things people 
have come up with etc.)

Any other ideas are very welcome. Just throw them in! :-)

Best regards,
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Marten Klencke
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