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List:       kde-usability
Subject:    Re: opinions on gnome2
From:       Klas Kalass <klas.kalass () gmx ! de>
Date:       2002-07-20 9:55:18
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Am Saturday 20 July 2002 11:13 schrieb wvl:
> On Saturday 20 July 2002 01:31, Aaron J. Seigo wrote:
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> > On Friday 19 July 2002 04:50, wvl wrote:
> > > starting kpersonalizer when KDE starts for the firsttime, it should
> > > start an interactive tutorial.
> >
> > this is an excellent idea, if not a new one. it could be as simple as a
> > web-base presentation (open konqueror to a set of local HTML pages) or as
> > complex as a full-fledged into app (does anybody here remember the "how
> > to use a macintosh" program that apple distributed with all macs in the
> > 80s? it covered things like "how to move your mouse" heh)
> >
> > once through the tutorial, THEN kpersonalizer could be available (it is
> > quite popular and liked by users i talk to ... though i agree its timing
> > is a little innapropriate)
> >
> > in between those extremes is something like a slideshow that has text and
> > graphics (screenshots primarily, probably) ... the framework for such a
> > slideshow would be a very quick thing to put together (using kwizard),
> > but the content would the time consuming thing.
> >
> > would you be interested in putting together the information such an intro
> > tutorial?
>
> As of yesterday I'm a gnome2 user. I wouldn't want to explain a desktop
> which I consider user-unfriendly.
Looking forward to professional usability reports (i.e. well-prepared tests 
with real people) & actions to improve usability then. So you can start 
putting together that information afterwards ;-)

Klas
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